Rock lights installed

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FJabbu

Discussion Starter · Jun 18, 2008 (Edited)

I shared this with the other fellas in AZ and so I figured I'd show yall. I bought three sets of Wally World twenty dollar lights and a switch.

I just screwed the thing into the rear skid mount.

Under the driver and passenger doors are the same sized holes with threads...again I just screwed them in. Drivers side is between the slider and the frame. Passenger side is between the frame and exhaust pipe.

Then stacked some nuts on the bolts that hold the indicator lights on the ARB.

and affixed a light with a bracket style mount as opposed to a single bolt.

The last light went on the Bandi Mount.

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cruiserlarry

· #4 · Jun 18, 2008

My suggestion is to use a different type of light pattern for rock lights.

The lights you showed are "driving" lights, which present a very narrow intense light designed for long distance driving. You will get more usable light from a flood light pattern, which disburses intense light in all directions for a short distance - more effective for lighting your immediate surroundings. Unfortunately, it is rare to find low-price flood lights, as it's not as popular for "retail" stores.

One exception is the Hella 4" round, rubber housing flood light - usually available for under $20.00 each...

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