POLL - Rigid D2 reverse lights, which beam pattern.

I have ordered a plate bumper from Allpro. I'm having the reverse lights shipped to them for fitting. I want to buy the flush mount Rigid D-series D2 lights but can't decide on the beam pattern. What do you use? What have you seen and liked?

 

Not really a debate here, go with diffused. I am running flush mount diffused in my rear tube bumper and it's perfect IMO.

 

I am on the fence between wide and diffused. I am thinking wide would have more light output but maybe not.

 

The D2 seems like overkill for reverse lights. I'd save the money and just get the regular Duallys.

 

If you decide to take a look at other options, Our Squadron Series LED Lights would be a great option!
The Squadron Pro is the direct competitor of the light you're looking at.
http://www.bajadesigns.com/ProductDetail/491005-Squadron-Pro-Flush-Mount-Led-Wide-Cornering

Our Squadron® Pro packs 4,300 Lumens at 42 watts that will truly annihilate the night.
Don’t let this light fool you, although compact in size this LED auxiliary light will literally blind you with brightness.
The Pro comes equipped with a sleek black gloss aluminum housing and outshines the competition through both appearance and performance.
An industry first 30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee & Limited Lifetime Warranty is included for the ultimate in purchase protection.

One of our many advantages is our U-Service Technology.
http://www.bajadesigns.com/science-of-lighting/uservice-
Buy Wide Cornering but want Driving/Combo ? Decide you want amber instead of white? Not a problem, Simply take the bezel off and swap the lenses!
You will NOT void the warranty. It is very easy to make the change from Driving/Combo, Spot, Wide Cornering or Flood.
Try that with most of our competitors and you will be left in the dark with a light and no warranty.



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