New LED light bar on my truck
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Hi guys I thought id show you the new light bar I added to my TG front bumper I hope its ok to post this in the build up section . As you can see we had to make some simple brackets for it and the paint on my bumper was in serious need of attention so I gave it a shop of fresh Krylon . The light bar is from amazon and so far I'm extremely impressed with it . I got $65 into the whole project .
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My experience with LED so far is that it doesn't throw down the road very far, is more like flood light than spot light. Let us know how well it works in the dark!
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Originally Posted by tj884Rdlx
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My experience with LED so far is that it doesn't throw down the road very far, is more like flood light than spot light. Let us know how well it works in the dark!
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it might be worth it to pull the lens off and reseal it before you go in to water or rain. 1 drop on the LED circuit and poof you let the magic smoke out. I have learned the hard way!!!
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Originally Posted by Rosco1977
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it might be worth it to pull the lens off and reseal it before you go in to water or rain. 1 drop on the LED circuit and poof you let the magic smoke out. I have learned the hard way!!!
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You could shrink wrap it. Use that window insulating sheet that shrinks with a hair dryer. Or maybe clear coat it.
Just a thought. I "MacGyver "a lot of things... They're not all brilliant but some work. |
I didn't think it would work I really don't know that's why I was asking
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Originally Posted by Rosco1977
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it might be worth it to pull the lens off and reseal it before you go in to water or rain. 1 drop on the LED circuit and poof you let the magic smoke out. I have learned the hard way!!!
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