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I run flush floods for back up lights in mine.

 

@Sicyota04 ...everyone is still use to saying PM. On here, if you look under the avatar (the member's small picture..mine is the way cool Pug)...you'll see the members user name. Under that...you'll see "start a conversation". Just click on that and it will give you a private thread with that person.

Hope this helps buddy....

- Russel

 

Flood it is then!

 

How about some hood hinge mounts?

 

Lets see an installed pic.....

 

I'm leaning towards flood... but welcome any and all arguments for either side.

 

Flush mounts vs. ???? What's the other option?

 

look at 1st page 1st post, 3rd picture. just the outside bracket.

 

Flush being so you could mount to a grill or bumper... Thank you

 

Yes! Flush mount means the face housing has mounting tabs so can recess the lights and mount flush to the surface, while the regular ones have a mounting tab to sit on top of a surface.

 

Unfortunately they aren't these ones! I wish, I may just my sell bumper so I can rock my own lights.

 

We're at 18! Almost to 20. I'm setting up a page to handle all the transactions.

 

Let's hear the pros and cons of flood vs spot!

 

FLOOD/DIFFUSED. Regular...... I'll take a set.

 

Floods/diffused shorter range spread the light giving a wider viewing angle and appear less bright .. spots longer range beam of light like a flashlight.

 

I'm in for a pair of floods, regular mounting, not flush. Message incoming!

 

Don't forget to add me to the list! I want a pair of lights with a pair of clear covers. Still on the fence about diffused or spot. What are the mounting options?

 

Might be interested in two pairs. PM Sent with some questions.
Thank you

 

Sounds good. You have the standard option which mounts on a surface and you can aim the light in 360* horizontally from that point. The flush mount sits in a recess so that the font lens fits flush with the surface, and the beam can only be directed in the direction of the mounting surface.

Flood vs Spot spends on what you want to illuminate. If you want area lighting you want flood, but if you want to illuminate at distance then spot is a better beam.

 

Standard mount option and flood/diffused for me!