GTGallop
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- First Name
- Greg
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2020
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- Location
- Anthem, AZ
- Website
- www.qrz.com
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Ranger XLT 4X4 SOLD - Now 2023 TRD Offroad
- Occupation
- Program Manager
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My mantra about the truck is keep it simple and uncomplicated.
I don't buy stuff to put on it for looks.
Form follows Function.
But - I would like to add some lights.
My driving pattern is as such (All Arizona from Bisbee to Flag):
Parked because I WFH - 60%
Day Pavement - 30%
Night Pavement - 20%
Day Off-Road - 9.99%
Night Off-Road - Some shit has to have gone seriously sideways.
Much of the pavement driving is rural though so not as much interstate as some get around here.
My idea / want / need for lights is to be for those occasional times I'm off road at night, in snow, in rain. I don't want them to be like 10" spots on the front. They can be visible but should be unobtrusive. Example - Not putting a huge light bar on the roof. It's overkill.
So what should I look to? Ditch lights? Pencil beams? Upgrade Fogs?
I don't buy stuff to put on it for looks.
Form follows Function.
But - I would like to add some lights.
My driving pattern is as such (All Arizona from Bisbee to Flag):
Parked because I WFH - 60%
Day Pavement - 30%
Night Pavement - 20%
Day Off-Road - 9.99%
Night Off-Road - Some shit has to have gone seriously sideways.
Much of the pavement driving is rural though so not as much interstate as some get around here.
My idea / want / need for lights is to be for those occasional times I'm off road at night, in snow, in rain. I don't want them to be like 10" spots on the front. They can be visible but should be unobtrusive. Example - Not putting a huge light bar on the roof. It's overkill.
So what should I look to? Ditch lights? Pencil beams? Upgrade Fogs?
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