anyone have any opinions for some extra light?Most likely will put something on the prerunner front bumper

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FOR SALE:Gen 2 Red RZR.Nerf bars,sport top,winch,14 rims with 26inch Goodyear MTRs.Afco shocks,Prerunner front bumper with 7 inch HID,HID headlights,,and EPI clutch mod.stereo and still original battery with a chargeguard installed to monitor
60 hours total and one hour on new motor installed by Polaris Motorsports Kamloops BC(first motor got dirt past filter but was denied warranty).Color was red but hard to tell because it burned to the ground on first ride

HID's will give you MUCH better light BUT you'll pay the price.
As an example a 4 inch Fuego halogen compared to a HID Fuego assembly is 120 versus 400.

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Keep It Wet and Dirty!

I won't put halogens on but was wondering about the LED lights out?

There are new LEDs that output an incredible amount of light. They last 100,000 hours and are shockproof. Sounds perfect, doesn't it? It takes several of these expensive LEDs combined in an array to equal the output of a driving light so they cost $500 for a 12" lamp.
Remember how expensive HID was at first? You can buy a 2-lamp kit for under $100 now. High-output LEDs are the 'new thing', wait a couple years and they'll be selling cheaper than HID.

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Romeo, MI
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Check out holderoffroad.com LED'S are sweet.

guy48065,

Are you referring to converting the headlight to HID for under $100?

I have not seen add on HID that include the bucket and lens for $100 a pair. Cheapest I've seen is $109 each.

I just ordered two HID units from 45ale.com and those plus the PIAA's should do wonders..

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HID's are the way only cuz the money. I've seen the big led bars and holy shiz. by the way the swampers look awesome on the rzr above

Code Blue nice tires you put those on the ss112s? Lets see some more pics?

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Correct--HID conversion kit.

You asked for it.
http://w212.photobucket.com/pbwidget...1/0073594f.pbw

i have the ss112 too i like them...

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If some of you may want to divorce your lights from the charging system or even pick up some auxillary long throw or side spill lights running on rechargeables; you may want to keep a close eye out for the LED flashlights now hitting the market. The runtimes are not 'all night long' obviously; yet you pick up some versatality; mounts are easily attainable (or fabbable) and the output on these things is pretty darn impressive. The Cree Q5 and Rebel emitters seem to be the most advanced or widely availiable right now; with the 'R' bins just being released. If you really want to spend some time being 'mindboggled' by what industry is coming up with in all phases of lighting today...check out this site for everything that that you ever wanted to know about LEDS, HIDS, etc. and for some great tutorials about batteries/chargers in general. CandlePowerForums
CPFMarketPlace - Powered by vBulletin (excellent place to look for deals and dealers)

Probably my favorite new light is the first product from these guys now on their way to Plano, TX for further distribution: ZebraLight, High Performance LED Lighting
They have better 'throw' lights in CR123 and 18650 rechargeable lithium-ions now in development; yet I've not found a better pure flood light for everyday use and carry (accessories incl.). Obviously, LEDs of all types will soon be less expensive (for outrageously cheap lights see http://www.kaidomain.com/WEBUI/SubCa...0Fla shlights and DealExtreme: Cree Lights ) but if you want a light for working on the Rzr (or anywhere else) that you will soon forget is even there...give these new LEDs a try and wonder how you ever got by before without them.

Versatality vs fixed mount... https://www.foxfury.com/products/pro...bike_3watt.htm

If anybody is familiar with (my old favorite) the M6 Surefire SureFire High Power Flashlights - M6® Guardian® it puts out 500 lumens (incandescent).
Neither of the above lights are rechargeables.

Edit: This light also runs on RCR123 rechargeables with a dummy cell

John are you a "flashaholic"?