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07-14-2002, 01:31 PM
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Lightforce Lights
I purchased some off road lights last Friday and installed them the other day.
I purchased the Light Force RMDL 140 lights.
These are the lights that work like a Mag light. They have the adjustable beam so you can make them either a wide fog pattern or a long narrow pencil beam.
I bought them at Central 4WD in Kent, Wa. for $128.
http://www.central4wd.com/store/itemdetail.asp?ID=7170
They didn't come with any wiring or relays so you need to purchase that seperate.
Here are a couple a couple of pictures:
I purchased the Light Force RMDL 140 lights.
These are the lights that work like a Mag light. They have the adjustable beam so you can make them either a wide fog pattern or a long narrow pencil beam.
I bought them at Central 4WD in Kent, Wa. for $128.
http://www.central4wd.com/store/itemdetail.asp?ID=7170
They didn't come with any wiring or relays so you need to purchase that seperate.
Here are a couple a couple of pictures:
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07-14-2002, 02:14 PM
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Originally posted by Jason B
Nice. That truck looks brand new! That chrome is gleaming. :eek:
Nice. That truck looks brand new! That chrome is gleaming. :eek:
Looks great man.
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but I would put those slip on wire wraps over those red wires...naked wire fetish I have
07-14-2002, 06:35 PM
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Good One, Toddski
Well done, Mr. Toddski 
I like 'em. Does it make a huge difference at night when you flick those on? (I bet it does!)
What kind of switch did you use inside the cab, and where did you mount it?
Jim
I like 'em. Does it make a huge difference at night when you flick those on? (I bet it does!)What kind of switch did you use inside the cab, and where did you mount it?
Jim
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Re: Good One, Toddski
Originally posted by mytruck
Well done, Mr. Toddski I like 'em. Does it make a huge difference at night when you flick those on? (I bet it does!)
What kind of switch did you use inside the cab, and where did you mount it?
Jim
Well done, Mr. Toddski
I like 'em. Does it make a huge difference at night when you flick those on? (I bet it does!)What kind of switch did you use inside the cab, and where did you mount it?
Jim
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I haven't adjusted them yet. But i did turn them on Friday and couldn't beleive how much light they put out.
These are the smallest of the three series. They are only 75 watt's.
The other two lights have a 100 watt bulb. They must be real bright.
I did use the Toyota switch. Makes things real clean.
I'm not a fan of the aftermarket switches.
These are the smallest of the three series. They are only 75 watt's.
The other two lights have a 100 watt bulb. They must be real bright.
I did use the Toyota switch. Makes things real clean.
I'm not a fan of the aftermarket switches.
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