I have the Prospeed light brackets. Thread with more detail here > Prospeed Light Bracket and Stedi Lights
The design of the bracket and the bracing mount behind the grill is in my view better than others I'm aware of for dealing with vibration.
I haven't yet tested them on corrugated tracks but am confident they will handle the abuse. Certainly rock solid on normal roads.
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D4 TDV6 MY14 with Llams, Tuffant Wheels, Traxide DBS, APT sliders & protection plates, Prospeed Winch Mount w/ Carbon 12K, Mitch Hitch & Drifta Drawers
Link to my D4 Build Thread
D3 2005 V8 Petrol
Ex '77 RRC 2 door. Long gone but not forgotten.
I've got the bracket fabricated in 5mm 316 stainless by Autospark in Osborne Park, it's pretty impressive. Very little vibration and the lights have survived the Gibb and Mitchell Falls track with nothing coming loose or falling off.
Supply of the bracket, wiring loom and fitting (4 hours) was $700 all up so I thought it was reasonable all things considered.
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(And I know, they're upside down. But they're the right way up on my computer.)
Greg, how are they wired? You have spots on and no headlights.
I think it was because the headlights were on auto but it was daylight so they didn't trigger, but the driving lights are wired so they're on if the high beam wand is pushed forward. That's my guess anyway, I'd never actually thought about it because I only ever use them properly at night. Very big kangas down where I live.
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