How do you install KC lights?

1. OPEN UP YOUR BOX. – Open the box, be careful to not scratch or damage any of the contents while opening.
2. REMOVE THE PLASTIC COVERINGS.
3. REMOVE WINDSHIELD HINGE BOLT.
4. RUN THE WIRING.
5. REINSTALL PLASTIC COVERING.
6. INSTALL THE BRACKET.
7. INSTALL THE LIGHTS.

Are KC lights made in the USA?

Though some of KC’s products are still sourced overseas, DeHass feels good about keeping a majority of the manufacturing in the states. Even the wire is made in the states.

What does KC stand for in KC Daylighters?

Do the Letters “KC” stand for anything? They are the initials of the founder of the company, Peter Kim Brown, and his wife, Carol Brown. The company was started in their home garage, back in the late 1960s. Peter worked with computers on a night shift and began “inventing” his famous lights at home during the day.

What does KC stand for in KC lights?

Do I need a relay for LED headlights?

Without a relay, LEDs do not work. Without the light, the light does not work. The relay is important for bright lights. This is why you want to use the relay when you are making an LED light.

Can you use KC lights on the road?

KC lights are street legal in most places as long as you cover them during the daylight. However, states have requirements for the number of lights, their position, and usage even if they are covered.

Why do KC lights have covers?

LIGHT COVERS FOR ADDED PROTECTION AND STYLE All KC plastic light covers are designed for a formed fit to protect the light from most, harmful on-coming debris. KC light covers are also UV treated, to protect your lights from sun damage and keeping your lenses look brand new.

How many lumens are KC Daylighters?

2,452 lm
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