Spot lights

[threedogs]

007 try a few of these pointing to the side, 36 watt flood or spot. More than enough light for your needs.
Or you could use a 7" light bar. plenty of choices just keep your D/L legal

Plus LED will use less power

[Alitis007]

Hey guys sorry for the late reply forgot all about the thread. On the day i first got a 5 pin 40 amp relay which has two 87 terminals which is a normal off type but i also got sent a 5 pin with terminals 87 and 87a which is a normally on type 87a has power until you trigger the relay then it looses power, so i called a auto elec and told him i wanted to wire up a pair of 35w hid spotties and he said you beed a 70 amp relay so i sent the two i had back and got a 4 pin 70 amp. Now i'm only running 1 battery atm and connected the switch and relay directly to the battery but if i ever have any dramas with the authorities i can connect a wire from my high beam to the relay to make it work the legal way by either connecting it to the 30 pin for power in or the 85 pin for earth depending weather the circuit is positive switching or negative switching. But as far as using them as works lights the way they shine wont suit me so i'm thinking of putting a 12v socket under the bonnet and buying or making a led lead light to use. Thanks again for your input guys and as soon as i figure out how to post pics in threads i'll show off the end result cheers.

[Alitis007]

Heres a pic of the lights and switchImageUploadedByTapatalk1349844527.073390.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1349844548.474400.jpg

[Lieney]

Driving lights need to be connected to the high beam circuit and be independently switched for them to be legal. There are other minor points but thats he basics.
Wire and mount 'em up on ya bar, then do what threedogs said and get an LED light bar but mount it on a swivel.
Face it rearward (work light) or forward (daylight) when required and can have it independently switched.
Ensure the current draw from the lights does not exceed the wiring carrying capacity, fuse rating or relay carrying capacity.
100w halogen globe, draws 8.3A at 12V
Volts X Amps = Watts

[Pukie83]

i used 2 will it make a difference

[Alitis007]

Pukie83 two of what did you use?? If its relays its just more wiring.

[Alitis007]

Liney i know that thanks for your input.

[threedogs]

007, still plenty of airflow mounted there, well done, just put this pic on another thread for a comparo later tonight, All are HID 6000k. look blue in pic but are very white

[Alitis007]

Will do 3d dont finnish work 7pm should be dark enough then with this beautiful melbourne weather today lol. Nice looking rig champ, your not scared of the dark at all!! Haha

[Alitis007]

Ok well heres some night shots i'll put some more tomorrow ImageUploadedByTapatalk1350032784.420846.jpgthats low beam and spot ImageUploadedByTapatalk1350032837.854850.jpg thats hi beam and spot. My head lights are HID BI Xenon (bi meaning two separate filament globes together in one globe) 35w 6000k and my pencil beams are HID Xenon 35w 6000k.