L E D rOc lights

hjpcummins · Mar 18, 2014

What are you running
Looking for best bang for the buck
Tired if replacing my "tractor" flood lights

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SomewhiteGuy · Mar 18, 2014

Momar over on pirate sells some bright ass little 2.5" cubes with 10w led for $25 a piece. Our crew has had good luck with them.

GONOVRIT · Mar 18, 2014

LED strip lights from the parts store. I don't have mine wired in yet but they're working great in several buggy's that I know of. You have to get the extra bright ones if you want to go that route.

FlapDisk · Mar 18, 2014

http://www.ebay.com/itm/12pcs-10W-Pure-White-800-900Lm-High-Power-Bright-LED-Bulb-Lamp-Light-10Watt-/261203008584

bgredjeep · Mar 18, 2014

I bought a string of these pods from a vendor on Pirate. It was ~$35 for 20. I stuck them all under the Jeep and they work awesome. This was to replace the 4 55w halogens I had been running for a few years prior.

*edit - here's a link. I bought them from bigredkacy, but I guess his friend is running it now. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/lighting-electronics/1531818-rock-lights-free-light-offer-under-glow-com.html

Here's a shot with the old halogens

and the current setup

The Luke · Mar 18, 2014

bgredjeep said:
I bought a string of these pods from a vendor on Pirate. It was ~$35 for 20. I stuck them all under the Jeep and they work awesome. This was to replace the 4 55w halogens I had been running for a few years prior.

*edit - here's a link. I bought them from bigredkacy, but I guess his friend is running it now. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/lighting-electronics/1531818-rock-lights-free-light-offer-under-glow-com.html

Here's a shot with the old halogens

and the current setup

I have the same. They're pretty badass.

Bumpers · Mar 18, 2014

Re: Re: L E D rOc lights

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04rubi · Mar 18, 2014

Redneck lights will hook you up. They're stupid bright. Think they're the 2x2 pods.

wizzo · Mar 19, 2014

bgredjeep said:
I bought a string of these pods from a vendor on Pirate. It was ~$35 for 20. I stuck them all under the Jeep and they work awesome. This was to replace the 4 55w halogens I had been running for a few years prior.

*edit - here's a link. I bought them from bigredkacy, but I guess his friend is running it now. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/lighting-electronics/1531818-rock-lights-free-light-offer-under-glow-com.html

Here's a shot with the old halogens

and the current setup

I got the same ones, they work great

hjpcummins · Mar 20, 2014

I ordered some lights from " redneck lights"

Willing to try these out ^^^ also

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BUG-E J · Mar 20, 2014

hjpcummins said:
I ordered some lights from " redneck lights"

Willing to try these out ^^^ also

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Smart move. Piper sells some good lights and is a pretty good guy. Just have to ignore him being gay! :****:

Rootar · Mar 22, 2014

I have the cheap led strip lights. They are plenty bright but don't glare off the rocks.

The Luke · Mar 25, 2014

They make excellent mower headlights too.

TacomaJD · Mar 25, 2014

A buddy of mine has about 12 or so of these on his duck boat and they are bright as hell! Put off a good flood pattern, which is what you want for a rock light. They average about $25 a peice shipped on ebay. I may try these out one day when my 55w halogens start shitting out.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4pcs-x-27w-Led-FLOOD-Square-Work-OffRoad-Light-12v-24v-Truck-4x4-Boat-SUV-Lamp-/371031039772?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item56632c5f1c&vxp=mtr