Patrollife
Explorer
Anybody know where I can get a pair of these? US-based.
http://www.lightforce.com/index.php?PID=46&cat=59#.U_PLUVmCOK0
http://www.lightforce.com/index.php?PID=46&cat=59#.U_PLUVmCOK0
why not the hella 4000 led? or the ARB led?
Please expand on this...They look suspiciously like the ARBs... ...the Truck Nutz of automotive accessory lighting...
If you want lights that work, let you drive safely, see where you're going, get real lights designed for automotive use. If you want unfocussed overkill bling lights with lots and lots of marketing hyperbole, get whatever is hip in the 4x4 magazines.Please expand on this...
Please expand on this...
Oh god, you never. be prepared for the **** storm of the lighting bible according to Daniel stern.
If you want lights that work, let you drive safely, see where you're going, get real lights designed for automotive use. If you want unfocussed overkill bling lights with lots and lots of marketing hyperbole, get whatever is hip in the 4x4 magazines.
Most of the in-your-face lights that are popular in the offroading culture aren't very effective for enhancing visual acuity.
Spend some time on this forum: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?87-Automotive-Motorcycles-Included
What would you recommend as an alternative to the ARB, Hella, Lightforce?
Stop being racist.
Lightforce has two things going for it; light weight and tough construction. I've never seen one with a decent spread of light ---- plus the company engages in outrageous/false claims in their advertising. They're not regarded well in the professional lighting community.What would you recommend as an alternative to the ARB, Hella, Lightforce?