I've got the walmart baja's and they're just to dim so im looking for some brighter lights.

Anyone have any luck with the ebay lights?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT

What about summit's brand?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-G6280F/

 

even though they are cheaper, but i'd spend the extra 10 bucks or so to have name brand lights... Hella does make a 6" work light for 12-15 bucks a peice...

 

I buy cheap lights because they usually are not on vehicle for very long. I never knew that trees attracted metal like a magnet ! lights usually first to go..LOL

 

Correct me of I'm wrong but can't you change the bulb for a little bit brighter light output? I'm pretty sure I came across a thread about it.

 

u can just put hella or KC bulbs in it and prolly be alot better or is it tha lens ur having problems with

 

http://www.harborfreight.com/6-inch-...tem-95811.html

12 dollars a light.

I have a set of these waiting to go on my jeep.

http://www.harborfreight.com/off-roa...stem-3029.html

For 19 bucks on sale when I bought them they are nice. I just wish they were round vs. oval.

 

I agree with the lights getting beat up hence why I don't wanna dish out $$$ for lights. I just don't like the bajas as a whole. The lens is fogging up as well. I'd like a metal light, I think it looks better than the cheap plastic.

 

I also want a higher output than 55 watts.

 

NAPA has some good led and halogen light we run both on our tractor and trailers... but the led is $120 each and tha halogens r $25 each

 

What's the output? Do they generally carry them in store?

 

Want some serious lights get some aircraft landing lights.
Be careful as some are 28v lights.
I've got some spotlight bulbs that old, I got them from my grandfathers stuff that I bet are close to a million CP.
Looks like bulbs that go in a handheld spotlight.
I could go get the numbers off one and find a diameter.

 

leds they got 2 oder but tha halogen they should have in stock and idk tha output but they r pretty ***king bright

 

If you go with a higher watt bulb, make sure your wiring is adequate enough to handle the load

 

Those lights are relentless for rusting. I noticed you are from Illinois. I am from Indiana. The rust alone will eat them alive and about 2 seasons of salt, they will show their true quality.

 

I actually installed a pair last week on my front bumper. I got the ones on the first link. They work pretty good for the price. I'll see how long they hold up for