Best offroad lights?
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Best offroad lights?
M getting my cargo rack soon and am wanting to mount some offroad lights to it. There's so many different kinds, iv got no idea which are good or not, if anyone has experience with what brands work best lmk. How hard would It be to wire them to my cargo rack?
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Tough question to answer since budget is always a concern.
$
Conventional lights (incandescent or halogen)) are always the first choice for folks because they have been around quite a while and have a loyal following.
$$
HID's are great lights but they do require a warm period before you'll get the max light output (watts or the new standard, lumens)
$$-$$$
LED's are the lastest improvement in lighting and they simply blow everything else out of the water. Incredible output at a fraction of the power (amps) needed to power the 2 previous lights.
Let me know if you want some links to any of these.
$
Conventional lights (incandescent or halogen)) are always the first choice for folks because they have been around quite a while and have a loyal following.
$$
HID's are great lights but they do require a warm period before you'll get the max light output (watts or the new standard, lumens)
$$-$$$
LED's are the lastest improvement in lighting and they simply blow everything else out of the water. Incredible output at a fraction of the power (amps) needed to power the 2 previous lights.
Let me know if you want some links to any of these.
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Originally Posted by SeriousOffroad
Tough question to answer since budget is always a concern.
$
Conventional lights (incandescent or halogen)) are always the first choice for folks because they have been around quite a while and have a loyal following.
$$
HID's are great lights but they do require a warm period before you'll get the max light output (watts or the new standard, lumens)
$$-$$$
LED's are the lastest improvement in lighting and they simply blow everything else out of the water. Incredible output at a fraction of the power (amps) needed to power the 2 previous lights.
Let me know if you want some links to any of these.
$
Conventional lights (incandescent or halogen)) are always the first choice for folks because they have been around quite a while and have a loyal following.
$$
HID's are great lights but they do require a warm period before you'll get the max light output (watts or the new standard, lumens)
$$-$$$
LED's are the lastest improvement in lighting and they simply blow everything else out of the water. Incredible output at a fraction of the power (amps) needed to power the 2 previous lights.
Let me know if you want some links to any of these.
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Take a look at pages 3-5 of the following .pdf, it may help ya decide on the best light for your particular needs:
http://www.kchilites.com/wp-content/...011Catalog.pdf
http://www.kchilites.com/wp-content/...011Catalog.pdf
#7
Alrighty. Since you are looking for a light to mount on top of your rig you'll be needing a long range (pencil beam) light. these are just a few suggestions, There's a link at the end of this post for all of the lights on my site.
Conventional Lights
5"x7" <---<< click here
Or click the pic
6"x9"
6" Stainless Steel DayLighters
HID
6" Round HID
LED
All Offroad & Aux. Lights on my site.
Conventional Lights
5"x7" <---<< click here
Or click the pic
6"x9"
6" Stainless Steel DayLighters
HID
6" Round HID
LED
All Offroad & Aux. Lights on my site.
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