LED Spot/Flood Photos?

[Phillyrube]

Hey, I'm looking to put some aux driving lights on an old Honda Pacific Coast I picked up.  Electrical system won't support the amps for a pair of 55w driving lights, so looking into LED.  There are a couple of good ones out there, specifically the Clearwater brand of lights, but at $600 for a pair, I'm thinking something else.  Rigid lights look good, but still pricey.  Northern tool has a batch there that I can get into for under a bill, but they look mostly flood pattern.

I thought about my next favorite light site, Candlepower Forums, but the moderators in the auto section are fast to nuke your thread if it looks illegal ( I recommended using a TIR3 style light as an aux brake light and got banned for a month).

Any thoughts?

 

[unlisted]

How is using a tir 3 as an aux brake light illegal?


Also many here highly recommend lifetime led branded stuff.


Personally I have rigid and Whelen slimline pioneers.

 

[MEVS06]

PM me, I'm running a summer sale on Lifetime LED products

 

[tvsjr]

I've used Rigid lights previously, but we purchased a Lifetime LED stick from Joe for a recent build (the 22.5" model with the deep reflectors). Very impressive - blows my 20" Rigid away at less than half the money.

 

[MEVS06]

I've used Rigid lights previously, but we purchased a Lifetime LED stick from Joe for a recent build (the 22.5" model with the deep reflectors). Very impressive - blows my 20" Rigid away at less than half the money.

Thanks

 

[Phoenix_Rising]

Feniex Titans 100x in daylight. At night they are 2x brighter than my stock fog lights, as shown below.


Garage is approx 25 ft from vehicle. Flash used in first pic to show distance, flash not used in lighting pics.




Stock Fog Lights Only




With one pair of Feniex Titan 100X Only

 

[Surgicalcric]

Looks nice PR.

 

[Phoenix_Rising]

Looks nice PR.

Thank you. Added comparison night time pics. For the price of the Titan series you just cant beat em, and theyre so thin you can mount em almost anywhere

 

[Phillyrube]

How is using a tir 3 as an aux brake light illegal?


There are a couple of guys on there that really think along the straight and narrow.  No discussions on HID retrofits (illegal anyways)  and there is spirited discussion on the legalities of the LED lightstrip/bars starting to show up.  For me, I just want to be seen well enogh so some blue hair/Q-tip or mobile phone booth operator doesn't turn in front of me.

PM me, I'm running a summer sale on Lifetime LED products

 Thanks, that Light Bazooka looks like a winner, price is a bit steep, but I'm finding that on all the quality LED off road lights.  Check the prices on the Clearwater lights...$600 a pair?  WOW!!

 

[MEVS06]

Thanks, that Light Bazooka looks like a winner, price is a bit steep, but I'm finding that on all the quality LED off road lights. Check the prices on the Clearwater lights...$600 a pair? WOW!!

Never heard of Clearwater lights.


As always my fellow elb addicts get a better price than what's on the lifetime website.

 

[TritonBoulder47]

PM me, I'm running a summer sale on Lifetime LED products

As always my fellow elb addicts get a better price than what's on the lifetime website.

I assume this included the LED Headlight Bulbs...?  I think my new ride is screaming for a set for the Highs...  lol

 

[Ben E.]

Check out Lamphus brand LED's.  They're chinese, yeah.  They sell crappy "emergency vehicle lighting" as well.  But I bought a pair of their 6-diode off-road lights for my Jeep in the flood pattern, and I am impressed.  They were on my Jeep while it sat outside in an Iowa winter and there is no rust at all so far.  I've smashed them into trees while Jeeping.  Very high quality, I think they were $40/ea.  They are available in 60* flood and 30* spot as well.  I bought the floods because they're only for a low-speed offroad application.  I bought them on a whim because of the price, but I'll be going with them when I upgrade my A-pillar mounted lights as well.  Probably not as high of quality or actual output as a Rigid or Lifetime, but for the money, I don't think they can be beat.

http://www.online-led-store.com/off-road-atv-jeep-light-bar-p/orzledlbr104.htm

 

[unlisted]

Someone needs to come out with a 5 degree 10 degree and or 15 degree optic. I'll be buying that.


Fake edit. I know rigid already has with their hyperspot. Some more economically priced options need to come to market.

 

[Kd8bao]

Someone needs to come out with a 5 degree 10 degree and or 15 degree optic. I'll be buying that.

the bazooka is a 10 degree spot. very concentrated beam. pm for price

 

[unlisted]

Want it in a led lightbar form. Not a round light.

 

[tvsjr]

Laws of physics... you aren't going to get a 10-degree spot without having a serious reflector, short of doing some really fancy (and *expensive*) optics.