STEDI LED Light bar install D4.

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Originally Posted by Yurredla

Hi Tombie,

Just following up on your comment again. Am interested in what you'd recommend as combining a good spread and distance.

Cheers!

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Fyrlyts

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Fyrlyts

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I have Fyrlyts as well. Recommend them without hesitation.

Designed and made in South Australia and their service is excellent. Recently had a lens vandalised or come off. Spoke to Stuart about getting a new lens but mainly for advice on how to clean the reflector. Two new reflectors and two new lenses were sent to me at no charge. The original lights were way out of warranty. This is the beauty of their design. You can replace all parts individually. Any problems, give them a call and you speak to the guy who designed them.
Have a look at their web site where you will find an explanation of how light "works" and how it affects what we see at night.

Cannot recommend them highly enough.

Martin

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Fyrlyts

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Hi Mike. Just rechecked their website - impressive.

So, for we mere mortals who want a good spread and penetration, but don't regularly night drive or night drive at more than 100 kmph, would we "need" anything more than the basic kit?

I'd love to go beresk, but I'm having difficulty justifying the infrequent use of the up spec options against other would be nice/really should have if can afford type items.

Having said all that the high beam on my 2016 D4 is ok, but certainly nothing to rave about.

Lol your high beam is a joke compared to these. You’ll see.

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Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

Hi Mike. Just rechecked their website - impressive.

So, for we mere mortals who want a good spread and penetration, but don't regularly night drive or night drive at more than 100 kmph, would we "need" anything more than the basic kit?

I'd love to go beresk, but I'm having difficulty justifying the infrequent use of the up spec options against other would be nice/really should have if can afford type items.

Having said all that the high beam on my 2016 D4 is ok, but certainly nothing to rave about.

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5000 Luxis will suit anyone really, they are a great set up.

If you want to go next level later on, theyre fully upgradeable and fully rebuildable... As to speak to Paul and tell him 'The Fez' sent ya!

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Originally Posted by Tombie

5000 Luxis will suit anyone really, they are a great set up.

If you want to go next level later on, theyre fully upgradeable and fully rebuildable... As to speak to Paul and tell him 'The Fez' sent ya!

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Thanks Tombie,
Much appreciated. Will see how the current setup goes but can see the benefits you speak of. If glare etc are a problem I might trade up next time round.

Cheers

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Originally Posted by Yurredla

Thanks for the quick response. Great to have that confirmed.

Yes, it’s frustrating but I was advised there is no piggyback adaptor for the D4 with bi-xenon lights.

Many thanks…

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Came across this thread while working on my lights; anyone know which wires in the loom to splice in to for the high beam trigger?
Thanks.

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Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

Hi Mike. Just rechecked their website - impressive.

So, for we mere mortals who want a good spread and penetration, but don't regularly night drive or night drive at more than 100 kmph, would we "need" anything more than the basic kit?

I'd love to go beresk, but I'm having difficulty justifying the infrequent use of the up spec options against other would be nice/really should have if can afford type items.

Having said all that the high beam on my 2016 D4 is ok, but certainly nothing to rave about.

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LandyAndy has the basic Fyrlyt 5000's on his D4. He has always been happy with them. [wink11]

I have the 9000 Nemesis on mine. Great for out here or crossing the Nullarbor, but not much chop in Tassie, where I tend to leave them switched off and use the LED bar under my roofrack more.

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Originally Posted by JCLewis

Came across this thread while working on my lights; anyone know which wires in the loom to splice in to for the high beam trigger?
Thanks.

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Blue/grey on light connector plug