LED Driving Lights

[mfj20th]

The Baja design cornering light for the aluminess bumper was a genius idea...Had to steal/copy it. Thanks for the inpiration

[JoeH]

Originally Posted by mfj20th

The Baja design cornering light for the aluminess bumper was a genius idea...Had to steal/copy it. Thanks for the inpiration

Ya, a little committing cutting into the bumper, eh?

[BVerhulst]

Originally Posted by mfj20th

The Baja design cornering light for the aluminess bumper was a genius idea...Had to steal/copy it. Thanks for the inpiration

A bit "off-thread" but that's a pretty unique looking digital camo paint you have there. Got more photos?

[Fitz]

Originally Posted by REDOVAL

We may be able to help here a bit as well:

.....we offer.....street legal light bars that work great for aux driving or fog lights.....but for street legal DOT use there are only a couple choices available.

Scott Thompson
Vantage Optics
vantageoptics@gmail.com

Scott (or others with the knowledge):

Can you clarify what constitutes "street legal" and what does not? I realize this is most likely a state-specific question and that each state's DMV may be the source, but please offer some clarification. Number of exposed lights, height of lights, etc. all play into the equation. And specific to this post, is the (very nice) addition of the Baja Designs cornering lights installed in the side of the Aluminess bumper considered "street legal"?

Thanks.

Fitz

[JoeH]

Originally Posted by Fitz

Scott (or others with the knowledge):

Can you clarify what constitutes "street legal" and what does not? I realize this is most likely a state-specific question and that each state's DMV may be the source, but please offer some clarification. Number of exposed lights, height of lights, etc. all play into the equation. And specific to this post, is the (very nice) addition of the Baja Designs cornering lights installed in the side of the Aluminess bumper considered "street legal"?

Thanks.

Fitz

All the Baja Designs stuff are strictly for off road use otherwise it's not usable light for higher speeds and long range applications. They offer dimmer kits for street use. The wide cornering option is for near field lighting and spreads the optics out quite a bit. On the XL Sports I use for fogs I've never been flashed. As for the S2 Pros I have mounted in the bumper they are angled down by the slant of the bumper so don't project out that far. Just enough to see the road shoulder to see wildlife or other objects out the driver or passenger side window. They are aimed low enough that they'd never be an issue on the street but still not street legal.

[BroncoHauler]

Also know that in some states, like CA, off road lights need to be covered up by opaque covers when on the vehicle is on the street.


Herb

[mfj20th]

Thx...here's a link to my thread on the build....almost done!

http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/for...ect-21253.html