Looks good and it’s great to hear that there is no wind noise, that was one of the main reasons I was avoiding these. Which light pattern did you go with to avoid glare off the hood? Thanks!
I went with spots same as on my last truck I use them primarily for highway driving and the glare on hood doesn’t bug me at all and this trucks even ceramic coated so it’s shiny af.
Here in Oklahoma, we don’t need no stinking’ front license plate
. Maybe that’s my answer. Remove the front plate and allow for replacement with equivalent area of lights (like two BD squadrons or something).
Come to South Carolina. Sales tax on vehicles is capped at $500, there are no yearly vehicle inspections, you can ride around on the front of a boat in motion shooting birds with a shot gun and if you ask the general population in my area, we don’t have the corona virus.
No damn it they're all moving to TX, TN, and FL, I disowned a friend because he sold his house to one!Sounds like my kinda place! You don’t have a californication problem do you?!?
Don't forget Idaho. I read an article yesterday that Idaho has the most inflated property value in the US right now because of them. Let's hope as businesses start to open office back up and remote work declines, that the universe will right itself.
Amen but then my house might lose the $150 k increase it's seen last few months!
Bringing things back on topic, how are the OEM lights? It was something I had wondered about. I agree with liking the clean look of the OEM lights, but damn....I sure love my Baja Designs amber SAE's. Given my experience with them, I'd likely choose utility over the looks. That said, if they performed well, then I'd keep them.
In all honesty they blow my 17 fx4's lights out the door, for offroad use I would want something a bit more on the ground and definitely putting lights at the back would help for moving backwards at night, but overall the stock lights are better than I'm used to.
That's the nice thing about the BD set. You could do 2-SAEs for fogs and add in some Pro or Sport squadrons with spot, wide cornering or mixed lenses. Run the fogs to the factory fog switch and the off-road lights to an AUX.
