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thanks Tombie, found it just after you posted.
How do these thing mount? Could not see and drawings etc to show that.
I would like to use the existing lower part of the LR bracket which is on the D3 and from aethetics POV would look quite neat.
The 9000s are call my name though $990 ouch!! Especially when I need new shocks, bushes and trailing links.
Could probably sell off the original LR lights for a few bucks.
The ARB LED lights come in two sizes, roughly 220mm and 190mm in diameter, whereas the Fyrlyt is 208mm in diameter. Probably the most significant difference in dimensions would be the depth of the lights, particularly if you are pushed for room on the front of your vehicle.
The ARB lights are 119mm and 90.2mm deep, while the Fyrlyt is 150mm deep.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/09/873.jpg
If you are wanting to use the OEM Land Rover driving light mounting brackets on a D3 and don't have a bull bar, then I can see where the ARB lights might be a better fit. However, you will be paying for it. ;)
The prices shown above are list price for the ARB lights from their on-line catalogue, and are the price for EACH light. The price for the Fyrlyt is approximate (I don't have their current price available), and is for the top performing "Nemesis" lights - and is for a PAIR of lights. There is a cheaper option available from Fyrlyt - I think around $550 - $600 for a pair of Fyrlyt 5000's (same dimensions as Nemesis).
EDIT - Tombie beat me to it. But note that the $990 for a pair of Nemesis is for a PAIR - whereas the ARB prices are PER LIGHT. The Fyrlyt option is not so expensive by comparison.
The Fyrlyts mount single bolt through the bottom of the billet base.
thanks mate, will have to get teh trust tape measure out and see how much room I have to play with. The LR ones have little behind them but are quite deep so who knows. Otherwise a creative adaptor plate to push the mounting point forward 50mm or so may be needed.
Do you have any photos of the actulal mounting point?
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The mount can be turned 180 to move the lights forward also.... so would likely fix your issues..
The base is slotted about 1" to enable fine adjustment fore and aft.
I did that but did not show the mounting plate
Aaron40 has Fyrlyts on the front of his D4 with no bullbar.
Don't know if they protrude beyond front edge of bumper.
Cheers,
Scott
I got the Fyrlyt 5000 installed a about 10 weeks back. Used them a bit on recent 5 week trip to Alice and the centre. Run them on flood setting all the time. Good penetration and more natural light colour than the HID. They do help pick up animals on the side of the road better than the standard Disco lights. I have them angled out slightly show up both sides of the road rather than the centre. Very happy with them. Fit on ARB bar well.
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Almost considering changing my winch to fit a set of fyrlyts! Almost.
As for the arbs, personally i didn't think they performed that great. Led never makes the distance
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