Hi to all have an 06 Mega Cab (My 1st Diesel cant believe I drove/towed all these years with out one!) with the OEM bumper (holes for "fog" lights) but the Pick up came with out "fog" lights. I figured I could get better quality less cost(?) going to aftermarket "Driving" lights. Anyway I do very little offroad but lots if driving in rural area roads. So I believe my application would be "driving lights". Does anyone have any suggestions for lots of "power/distance" lights but will go in the oem "holes"? KC? PIAA? etc...?
Thanks to all

 

I want to do the same thing and I am looking at the Warn dual beams. I think that they will fit, but we would have to make some brackets.

Warn

 

Yo Meat,
Can you post a photo of your truck. I just got my HBS in the Mail and my truck wont be here for three months...would love to see how your came out...
"O" mine is a white mega CTD 4.10's withall the goodies...

 

I've been meaning to take some pics. Let me get to it. I will not forget you. I know how it feels to not know.

Just to tease you, it looks like the truck should have come with 315's. It looks normal not overly lifted or too small. You know like I do that it is a large truck, but my jeep on 6" and 33's is a bigger Jeep than the truck is relatively. Side by side though, the truck is bigger.

I call the look athletic as oppossed to squatty or tall. It tows great as well.

 

I have the PIAA 80xt fogs with the aluminum housing.I drive in rural areas and these lights are very nice(350,000 candle power).Quality product IMHO.coobie

 

NICE..... lookin forward to the photos....

 

piaa has a vehicle specific kit 5432 for your application,
They should fit in the 06 http://www.piaa.com/Lamps/Lamps-VehicleSpecific.html I went with the 1500xt cause I didnt want to lose my fogs

 

Thanks "BC" Looks like just what I needed!

 

Have you considered a HID kit? They are kinda pricey, but they don't blind people and they have that blue tint, and are much brighter than normal lighting at a lower wattage. Might look odd with factory headlights though.

 

If you drive in fog, rain, or snow, Perlux can't be beat.

The louvers all but eliminate refelction

 

Airplane landing lights. If you want light, and I mean lots light, they are the ticket. I have had them on every truck I have owned.

 

Yo Baja,
What kind of charging system do you have to keep those babys on for anytime.....?

 

Here you go! As promised...

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Stock alternator. Each bulb pulls 20 amps, well within the limits of the system.