spot lights
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Grippa
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Undred ter two undred pands?
Gold plated ones I should think! There's a lot around for a lot less than that, unless you're moonlighting as a football floodlight.
robint
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ave a look on fleabay loads on there !!!!!!!!!
robint
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dont buy the cheap imports they will rust up in no time !!!!!
BOOMER
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200 quid should get you 2 pairs of genuine Land Rover ones from a main stealer
Pikey
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£15 has jist got me 2 pairs of 7" spotlamps
Trewey
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If yer wanna spend loadsamunny on good lights, take a look here.
Kc daylighters, Auxiliary lights from Outbackautomotive UK
Kc daylighters, Auxiliary lights from Outbackautomotive UK
£200 will get you a pair of 170mm Lightforce plus the loom. Fancy filters roughly £28 the pair. V bright and no danger of rust but no idea if they're better than any other decent make.
I've used a couple of pairs of Barri nuts to stop mine getting nicked. Had to get these from the US but I think someone is offering equivalents in the UK.
I've used a couple of pairs of Barri nuts to stop mine getting nicked. Had to get these from the US but I think someone is offering equivalents in the UK.
defender/discovery
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piaa are great not bad prices on fleabay but we got four 8" wipacs on our roof rack and theyve done the job year later and still fine
GRUNT
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200 friggin quid fer a pair of spotlamps kiiiiiiiinnnnnellllllers there's one born every day.
Griffdowg
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ive used 100watt wipacs and they perform well for £40/pair.
have heard the lightforce 170 strikers are really good. PIAA, Warn and KC are all good
G
have heard the lightforce 170 strikers are really good. PIAA, Warn and KC are all good
G
I wouldnt be wasting that sort of money on roof rack lights, that you will only use once in a blue moon, and will be very vulnerable to branch damage. Put them down on the front to supplement your headlights and put some cheaper ones up top .
Look at Lightforfce as mentioned or Cibie turini apollo, or Hella HID , all will give serious range of illumination. JMHO
Look at Lightforfce as mentioned or Cibie turini apollo, or Hella HID , all will give serious range of illumination. JMHO
Agreed £200 is a bucket of cash for spotlights. I put them on the bumper so I can switch them from spot to fog using the filters.
I'd put something cheaper and more specific on the roof (although the Lightforce XGTs look impressive there's no way I can justify that sort of money).
Any recommendations for rot proof work lights?
I'd put something cheaper and more specific on the roof (although the Lightforce XGTs look impressive there's no way I can justify that sort of money).
Any recommendations for rot proof work lights?
GRUNT
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Yis get a cheap un an connect a coily cable an fag lighter type lead to it, bolt it to a big fook orf crocodile type jump lead clampy thing an keep the whole thing in the cab. An you'll have lighting wherever you need it.
