Thread: Out of The Darkness

Already done

Got lights under the vehicle too

Some people have got too much time.

It does look good though.

Cheers,

Jason

Originally Posted by Tombie

Already done

Got lights under the vehicle too

And i spose you have those blue led's in the headlights and on the wiper arms- frustrated ricer are we .

Loanrangie
sorry i don't like rice,Spagetti sometimes,Steak&Eggs always.
getting a little bit long in the tooth for that stuff,so i had to put them in so i can actually see whats there.vision&hearing fading fastly.
Jason789, they only took about 10 minutes to fit as they have double sided tape fitted to them already. and the cable goes under the hood insulation down to LH bonnet hinge.Stuck there with silastic.
Putting some under the vehicle is also a good idea for me as well Tombie where did you fit yours for vision under the car.
i s'Pose a foto of the Xrox and winch would be a waste of time when they arrive too, got one ordered.and some other Steel also to be arranged.would like to find some-one that does rear bar with 2xtyre holders any suggestions there.
Thanks for your valuable input
Cheers
Paul

VeryDisco! Oh, I crack myself up ; )

Looks great mate, very handy. I've been looking at these as an alternative to a rear work lamp, but hadn't considered this use. nice
Thanks, BDave.

Dont know why LR didnt continue to fit under bonnet lights thru out the range like the RRC's had.

Originally Posted by loanrangie

And i spose you have those blue led's in the headlights and on the wiper arms- frustrated ricer are we .

Rock lights... LED lighting winch drum to allow me to see rope spooling at night and that's it mate...

We go playing at night more than day so rock lighting is handy for the spotter.

Only Rice I have is 2 wheels

Originally Posted by Modelsp

Ever get sick of holding the Bluddy lead light or the head light not pointing where you want it.
Well your troubles are over
fit a set of these boat interior lights under your bonnet
be the first in your street to have them.
on Ebay under LED lighting for marine,Waterproof lights.
see foto's mine work great with a switch off #2 battery.
rated 6>>32v very low current drain.
Paul

great idea, especially since you can place them where your head doesn't throw a shadow over what you're trying to see FWIW..They appear very "blue". If you can get 'warm white" instead, night visibility contrast seems to improve, esp looking for leaks etc...