View Poll Results: Are roof spotlight cool/uncool useful/useless?

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  • Uncool and useless (don't do it)

    35 23.65%
  • Uncool and useful (do it if you need th light)

    41 27.70%
  • Cool and useless (do it if you're a poser)

    16 10.81%
  • Cool and useful (just do it)

    56 37.84%
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Thread: Roof spotties

  1. #51
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    I have a total of 7 X Cibie's (130 amp alternator and 2X batts) over and above D1 OEM lights. 2 Cibie's X on the bar and 5 X Cibie's roof mounted on a custom bar coupled matt black bonnet. For long trips at night along QLD sand islands looking out for washouts, creek crossings etc it makes it so much easier and safer to have those extra lumens up top. If it is not cool I don't care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by taff View Post
    i think you also need to add an age thing into the poll - cos anyone over 40 that vote's something as uncool will pretty much automatically mean it's actually cool.
    i'm 30 and voted for cool and useful.

    you only 30 Jase, damn, appearences can be deceiving

  3. #53
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    so,, come on W,,

    are you cool and young or uncool and old?


    and what about the lights?
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  4. #54
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    When done correctly they look great! do you have a roof rack to mount them on or will you use a light bar? How many what light are you using?

    From what i can SEE they are a useful and cool idea!


    James.

  5. #55
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    Damn!!!

    Whats a guy to do?

    I'm a poser, show off, tosser... Enjoy a good **** when the wifes not willing to help out...

    Have bling on my truck... Own a Mankini And just fitted the largest tyres that would fit my Disco... (Out with the grinder this week)


    Having roof lights has stopped me clobbering a few roos at speed and offroad has been far more useful than not having them....

    And yes, I have hit an overhanging branch.. At speed (80km/h offroad) and did some damage... But the lights ALL worked afterwards - I just had to redo the mount...




  6. #56
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    Nice one Tombie



    I guess I don't like car aerials too - look how easily that bent

  7. #57
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    roof spotties are nice... but the light pod for the rr classic reigns supreme... it seems as though with little effort it would adapt to P38's, defenders and discos.

    4 lights ala rally vehicle setup... enough to light up the darkest of nights and turn them into day.

    PS: I'm new to this site... how do i customise my signature...

  8. #58
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    here's a pick of the light pod.



    they retail for approx 150 quid in UK... i'm pretty sure it doesen't come with any lights.

    they come in black and white but are easily can sprayed to match vehicle colour.

  9. #59
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    Quote Originally Posted by RR90_Goat View Post
    here's a pick of the light pod.



    they retail for approx 150 quid in UK... i'm pretty sure it doesen't come with any lights.

    they come in black and white but are easily can sprayed to match vehicle colour.
    And theyre bloody useless!!!!!

    Had one on the disco... Stayed on for 1 trip and then pulled it off...

    About as useful as a sore ar$e to a boundary rider!!!

    Great for seeing in front without blocking the grill / radiator... But not anywhere as good as on the roof...

  10. #60
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    light-pods - cool or useless... >> both then?
    roof spotties - cool and useful

    i must admit i've only driven a rally car with these pod lights and nota rangie... and visibility was superb and turned the 'road' into day.

    i suspect, now that i think of it, the benefits of having roof spotties will give a broader view... when there is essentially no road to speak of... ie in dunes, where there simply is no road.

    my roof spotties hang off the rear of the roof rack pointing out the back of the vehicle for fishing/camping and not driving. might be worthwhile setting them up to be fixed to the front as well.

    good thread... i'll jump back in my box now.

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