noogie
5th August 2012, 08:38 AM
Hi all
I had my led light bar fitted the other day and it's absolutely awesome. It's a 240 watt 42" light bar which I got off ebay that comes with a 5 year warranty from a bricks and mortar company in Melbourne.
It throws out a mountain of white light which just blows away both the spotties and high beams of the car.
It performs exceptionally well both off and on road. It makes night driving a whole lot safer and fun. https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
I put in a 3 way toggle switch. Manual On, off and auto with the high beam. The Auto elec fitted 2 relays. The light is mounted to my roof top light bar and I have the light bar adjusted to throw the light its maximum distance.
The light is thrown at least 60 - 80 metres, which is all you need and provides excellent saturation and flooding to the sides.
On our test drive we were able to clearly spot roos and a wombat which we would have missed with normal lights as it threw the light out wider and brighter.
I have attached a youtube clip. I hope it helps those members who are considering led lighting.
The clip doesn't give the true performance of these lights justice, but you can clearly see how much better they are.
Can't wait to get out on a night drive. http://www.lrocv.com.au/forum/images/smiles/bounce.gif
Gonna organise one asap. https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_aHiDP2Rvo
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I had my led light bar fitted the other day and it's absolutely awesome. It's a 240 watt 42" light bar which I got off ebay that comes with a 5 year warranty from a bricks and mortar company in Melbourne.
It throws out a mountain of white light which just blows away both the spotties and high beams of the car.
It performs exceptionally well both off and on road. It makes night driving a whole lot safer and fun. https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
I put in a 3 way toggle switch. Manual On, off and auto with the high beam. The Auto elec fitted 2 relays. The light is mounted to my roof top light bar and I have the light bar adjusted to throw the light its maximum distance.
The light is thrown at least 60 - 80 metres, which is all you need and provides excellent saturation and flooding to the sides.
On our test drive we were able to clearly spot roos and a wombat which we would have missed with normal lights as it threw the light out wider and brighter.
I have attached a youtube clip. I hope it helps those members who are considering led lighting.
The clip doesn't give the true performance of these lights justice, but you can clearly see how much better they are.
Can't wait to get out on a night drive. http://www.lrocv.com.au/forum/images/smiles/bounce.gif
Gonna organise one asap. https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_aHiDP2Rvo
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