TBJ wrote:Cheers I'll definitely have a look, look to be decent quality for the money, pretty comparable to the Narva 215 LEDs for almost 1/2 the price.
out of curiosity how hard is it to set them up myself, as someone who hasn't done much in the way of electrical work?
To answer that can be a little difficult 2005-2015 toyota swapped and changed a few times between positive and negative switched lights. If you own a multimeter and know how to use it. By all means you will know what to do. But if your not confident figuring out a negative switching circuit just get a auto elec to do your wiring and save yourself the heart ache.
As for what brand. I run a stedi light bar as a back up. I am a fan of its value for money.
As for true distance lights I run a deep dish HID (lightforce HTX or the XGT HID) but I think you might have clearance issues with the xgt.
And don’t think that because Halogen lights are old design that they are no good. The warm yellow lights a lot easier on the eyes then the harsh white/blue light you can get with cheap LED.
I ran 6 Lightforce XGTs on a old lux in halogen as the warm yellow light reflects better off brown and grey colours (aka most native animals fur colour.)
I will admit I’m very interested by bushrangers new product “variable light intensity” spot lights. Basically a led that you can dim rather then simply on or off.
Hope this helps.
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Posted: Fri, 30 Nov 2018 7:28 +0000