i find those sort of lights to be very bright, but no real length of beam, your headlights show much further, led just don't seem to have any thing going for them, imo.
 
freelance said:
i find those sort of lights to be very bright, but no real length of beam, your headlights show much further, led just don't seem to have any thing going for them, imo.
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+1 like the street lamps outside my house. I would buy "normal" ones.
 
Where in the Borders are you, I have these two Wipac, 6 inches diameter, glass front, plastic back with wires and mounting bolts. Make me an offer, I am in Coldingham.
 
here are the bad boys.
 

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just was just thinking of a couple at the rear door, got a pair of ordinary ones sitting here already but wondered if these would be any good as a bit more compact, I prefer rectangular ones anyway but cheers all the same :)
 
fergusonforestry said:
just was just thinking of a couple at the rear door, got a pair of ordinary ones sitting here already but wondered if these would be any good as a bit more compact
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I take it that's a "no thanks" then, so Trax, you can pick them up when you come over a week on Sunday.
 
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