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That would require some pretty large trail sites for even the smallest ditch light... I would think it might interfere with your ability to actually see the trail. I think Mabett?? has a version with "marker" lights but ditch lights are another animal. Maybe you are expecting less from your ditch lights than I am though.
You can get a lot from just a couple of diodes... problem is that that powerful of diode requires quite a bit of infrastructure to operate with dependability. That is what will take up your space. You can get some rather small ditch lights though that will mount to your A pillar and do a pretty good job for you. I just picked up some Black Oak spreader lights I am going to try out. They are actually rather small, over 3000 lumens and have a claimed 120 degree dispersion..... That should be able to light up everything on either side of me quite well, and like I said... They are relatively small.
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DeeZee makes a bracket that attaches to the trail sight. With that you can attach a small pod light.
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DeeZee makes a bracket that attaches to the trail sight. With that you can attach a small pod light.
So HOW where the cables routed for this light? I have a mount already buy there is no opening made for wiring at this spot. I figured drilling a hole through the trail sight some how?
But my dilemma is how to route the wire to get it under the hood!
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I'm one in the same as your other quoted response in the other thread. You would have to direct your question to DeeZee. I'm just passing along the information that I thought was relevant to the question.
