Lets see your off road Lights!
#21
Yep, straight into the bumper.
Broke a few cheapo drill bits in the process. No clearance issues, I can get a side profile when I get home if you wish. There is a little gap between the grill and the lights, but that was just because I drilled the holes a bit too far out.
Broke a few cheapo drill bits in the process. No clearance issues, I can get a side profile when I get home if you wish. There is a little gap between the grill and the lights, but that was just because I drilled the holes a bit too far out.
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From: Between a rock and a hard place, AZ
#23
they've held up real well, i've been happy with them. yeah they have a tough plastic outside. i think they might have a minor crack or two, but that's not bad considering what they've been through with daily use and wheelin trips and such. one of these days i'll get a tube in front and one in back too to illuminate those areas.
maybe even put a couple round spot lights in the rear bumper.
#25
Cause the lenses are interchangable ,,,, so yellow , clear , infra red, blue, green, only limited to what lightforce produces,. and here in fl where it rains a bit and is foggy the yellow has a diffuser that flattens the light pattern and cuts the fog.
Aaron
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#27
so, it does actually work. i've just got my lightforce's put on and do have a set of yellow filters but haven't had a chance to try them out yet. i've always heard that fog lights really don't work the way they are supposed to.
#30
Pair of Oscar Cibié long distance lights. With a rebar under(!) the rubber of the bumper to keep them from wobbling. (Thanks Toyota for providing us with no secure area to mount lights!!!)
Last edited by VoodooBloo; Nov 2, 2006 at 10:34 AM.
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From: Phoenix,AZ(home) Rexburg, ID (school)
What are those LED's? I'm assuming they are rock lights lol that bout all they look like they'd be good for. Lookin good though, like the sas but how high is that front sitting off the ground its huge!
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#37
I also have the Hella 500s on my front bumper:

Here's a couple pics of them covered with mud. I drove 2 hours back home and they were bright enough for me to get brightlighted several times on the way home (get prepared for that, even with 55W lights):


Anybody have more info on those LED rock lights? That would be awesome!



Anybody have more info on those LED rock lights? That would be awesome!
#38
Most of the photos are here!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gotomike/?saved=1
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gotomike/?saved=1
#40
Originally Posted by amgraham
Anybody have more info on those LED rock lights? That would be awesome!
If you don't want to build them yourself, you can buy them from roundeyes.com for $30 each or there's some knockoffs on the web for $20 each.






