Ditch lights?

Matt2020
Nov 29, 2022

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Nov 29, 2022

Can i mount 2 rigid lights on each side? Is it wired for two or do i split the one into two lights?
I feel like I’ve seen two units before…
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Nov 29, 2022

#1
I've seen 2 on each side done but not sure how they were wired. I would recommend Heretic though over Rigid. We haven't had good experiences with Rigid products.
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Dec 03, 2022

#2
Can i mount 2 rigid lights on each side? Is it wired for two or do i split the one into two lights?
I feel like I’ve seen two units before…
Sure you can. Just need to add brackets like these. I don’t know why you wouldn’t wire them to two different aux switches though. Maybe switches 5 & 6 since they are lower amp rated circuits. No sense in wiring them to the higher capacity circuits as you can save them for higher loads. I put a single set on mine and think they’re great.
BroncoFred

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Dec 03, 2022

#3
Idea: one pair (and circuit) for ditch (wider dispersion for trail riding), and another for fog, which could be amber or a diffused white lamp. Bear in mind, most people prefer their fog lamps mounted on the bumper so the haze doesn't reflect back on them so much.
Idea #2: One ditch could be beam & aimed forward, the other (outboard) could be dispersed for side illumination.

Edit: Sure, people install two pairs of ditch lines at the A-pillar, but it strikes me as kind of gaudy. Mallcrawler "dress to impress," but to each his own. I have white dispersed fog lights at the bumper, and amber fogs on the A-pillar.
Calbaugh, BroncoFred

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