Features

• Rugged Performance:  Hella Rallye 4000 metal lights are designed for rugged performance on off-road vehicles
• Choose from 5 Beam Patterns: exceptionally strong euro beam, euro beam with city light, fog beam, intense and narrow pencil beam, or turn oriented cornering beam designs.
• Mounting System:  Designed to hold your lamp steady on the roughest and toughest terrain and still allows you to aim the lamp where you choose.  Can be mounted upright, hanging or sideways.
• Halogen Bulb:  Powerful halogen bulb provides great illumination for the road ahead
• Waterproof Design:  Durable and waterproof casing and wiring connectors for consistent performance
• Die-Cast Metal Housing:  Manufactured with a die-cast metal housing that’s powder-coated for a strong and lasting corrosion free life.
• Dimensions: 8 3/4" in Diameter x 9 5/64" high x 5 1/16" deep
• Sold Individually:  Lamps sold as singles.  Each individual lamp includes halogen bulb and stone shield.  Please Note:  Wiring harness sold separately.  Please order wiring harness HE-148541001 to ensure best possible installation.
• Hella 1-Year  Warranty

Hella Rallye 4000 Metal Light Specifications

Dimensions: 8 3/4" in Diameter x 9 5/64" high x 5 1/16" deep

Hella Rallye 4000 Metal Light Installation

This product offers an easy, at home installation. The installation manual is clear cut and easy to read. For additional information, please call us toll free at 1-866-309-1907 or 701-253-5906.

Hella Rallye 4000 Metal Light How it works

	Corning Beam Pattern A cornering pattern is a flood light - good for only several hundred feet - also very specialized. Used in rally in conjunction with other lamps. Good for offroad use if all your offroad is rock crawling or very slow travel. DOT requires that Cornering lights be wired so that they go off when your low beams come on.
	Driving Beam Pattern A Driving beam is used with your high beams. The pattern is conical, flattened at the top and bottom and about 110-120 degrees wide. Useful at 2000-2500 feet. DOT requires that driving lights be wired so that they go off when your low beams come on.
	Euro Beam Pattern A Eurobeam is used with your high beams. The pattern is conical, flattened at the top and bottom and about 110-120 degrees wide. Useful at 2000-2500 feet. DOT requires that driving lights be wired so that they go off when your low beams come on.
	Fog Beam Pattern A fog pattern is very wide and very flat. Maybe 170 Degrees wide and only a couple feet high. Only good for several hundred feet by design. Its purpose is to light up the road in bad weather without reflecting light off the snow/fog/rain and back into the driver's eyes. A clear fog lamp is often used to fill in the area the low beams don't get to like up close to the car and the sides of the road. Some people like amber fog lamps because they claim that the yellow light causes less eye strain in bad weather.
	Pencil Beam Pattern A pencil is just that - a very long, narrow beam - very specialized. Used for rally in conjunction with other lamps and used for desert racing but with at least a dozen on a vehicle. Will light a reflector at two miles. Not useful unless you have a lot of them. DOT requires that pencil driving lights be wired so that they go off when your low beams come on.