I got me a new boat and am trying to come up with a good set-up for the bow lights. The boat has a pointed front, wondering what everyone has come up with. Post some pics for me to get some ideas!

Thanks

I am looking for some too. I am having a hard time finding the lights with the black bezel. I have found plenty of chrome but not black.

Here’s my set up Prodrive light package with the running light below bought the black running light at a local boat shop they had to order it but were able to get it.

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Are you talking fogg lights or nav lights?

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Sorry for the confusion, I am talking about spot lights for the bow and how they are mounted.

Seriously...........I know folks runs spot lights on the front of your boat.........just a little help please!

Too many different styles of lights, each mounting differently. I bought a set of docking lights from Academy and just bolted em thru the deck. I used to have some big arse offroad lights that were bright as hell, but too big and bulky. They mounted the same way. Pick your light first, then figure out how to make it work.

I don't run with these on... I use a head light lamp.

nice lights capt jeff!!! i'm gonna put a set of those on my next boat.

Here's some bow lights. But I don't think that you will be able to get them in time...

HARD HAT LIGHT!!!! wear it and be done with it!

Im going to order 2 of these and put them in a box for protection

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/kr7hidoflics.html

This is the shit

http://www.ok4wd.com/index.php/catalog/ ... oad_light/

If you buy 55 watt lights to make up your bow lights you will soon be chucking the bulbs and replacing them with 100 watters.

I have the Mudbuddy twin 130 light kit and I have found it to be a good amount of light for my purposes.

i think the next lights i put on my boat will be some hella 500s

$75.00 dollars
1 million candle power aircraft landing light
Replacement bulbs $17.00 @ Car Quest
Moves from boat to boat
360 degrees w/o turning your boat

Only way to roll!!!

Bow lights are a waste of money & weight.

Sure, they look cool as another really cool option but have no real function except going forward.

They shouldn't even call them "bow lights" they should call them "DOCK LIGHTS" about all they're good as most have said and pointed out!

i use mine mainly in tight ditches and when puttin out decoys

Replaced with 100Ws and added a relay for wiring to switch.

I like being able to remove it or turn it around on a muddy road on the way out so the lenses dont get covered.

Here is the wiring diagram and tips for wiring:

http://www.allmudmotors.com/blogs/how-t ... th-diagram