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Yah, it may be a little over kill, but hey.
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I have mine wired up in sets of 2 with a non relay harness that came with the lights. I can turn the 2 center ones one, or the 2 outside ones on.
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Yah but are yours 300 watt bulbs? Two 300 watt bulbs at a proper 14.4 volts is almost 42 amps
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No switch nor normal relay will support that woth out using a relay per bulb.
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LEDs draw little amps. Relay wiring kit and your fine. 300w output is done with a lot less amp draw than halogen. I love LEDs. Right one my bar is only a single row 10".
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There 55W bulbs, 300W would be for desert racing or something...
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I still like the idea of molding a 50ish inch led light bar into a wind shield visor. I think that would be awesome. Look super clean and have all the lights I need
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