Ran out of places to put lights? Problem solved!

Not sure I’ve ever considered lights there.....

My wifes’ Lincoln headlights turn a bit with the wheels- pretty neat.

Might be great on the trail. Have to see them in action.
 
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Does anyone know the technical term when your rotor has more offset than your rims?
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I’ve installed and used a set of these (non-TJ). They work pretty well at keeping the light down low and following where your tires are pointed at. Nothing has gotten up high enough to damage them (yet).

That said, I’m not sure I would get these for myself, seems more like a “mod-collector’s” item to me.
 
Lights versus lockers and which will get you further down the trail. Clearly lights. I’ve seen it many times before.

And two deep cycle batteries to keep said lights running all night long as you try and put your front end back together again and/or wait for search and rescue.

-Mac
 
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Now you can put lights on your knuckles, one more excuse to avoid doing lockers!

Knuckle mounts

They must have come across the specs for the Tucker. They are a bit expensive for what they are, the rim back spacing leaves a bit to be desired but I do like the concept. Steerable light at times in the rocks is just not a bad thing.
 
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I like the idea, but I think this execution is lacking. The tire is going to block most of the light you want
 
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Not sure I’ve ever considered lights there.....

My wifes’ Lincoln headlights turn a bit with the wheels- pretty neat.

Might be great on the trail. Have to see them in action.
i wanna see that lincoln on the trail!
 
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i wanna see that lincoln on the trail!

Could of sent some good pics 2 years back- the in laws garden had been tilled in....she decided to drive up to mom and dads- ever see something sunk up so bad you have to tunnel to hook to it?

I love her but she is tough on vehicles.
 
The lights can rotate and tilt.

they can't rotate or tilt around the front of the tire unless you could set them up cross eyed so the driver side light shines in front on the passenger side tire
 
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they can't rotate or tilt around the front of the tire unless you could set them up cross eyed so the driver side light shines in front on the passenger side tire

Maybe if you’re running 6” of backspacing.. but we were able to set ours up pretty nicely.