Looking for best setup for lighting. Will be getting a custom cage/bumpers built hopefully by the end of October so totally flexible on count/location. Set on 32" bar for roof. Any other recommendations? This would primarily be for Rock Crawling/Trails in Kansas and Colorado. Seen front Cubes, Bumper mounts and rock lights... Not sure which are best, haven't trail rode at night and probably won't before cage is built so counting on you guys for advice.
JoshF
Here is my set up I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on:
30" light bar above windshield (cause the wife thinks it looks cool)
2 40 watt led pods at base of windshield. In duel beam pattern
1 10" led bar in amber cooler on front bumper to cut through the dust if fallowing someone else.
1 rear chase light bar for safety.
30" light bar above windshield (cause the wife thinks it looks cool)
2 40 watt led pods at base of windshield. In duel beam pattern
1 10" led bar in amber cooler on front bumper to cut through the dust if fallowing someone else.
1 rear chase light bar for safety.
I set mine up for some night rides, but haven't been.
30" front bar and a 18" rear bar, both mounted at the roof. I added red "rock lights" to give some light down to see tire placement and such, picked red to hopefully not night blind us so bad. the reds are really bright and produce plenty of light IMO.
30" front bar and a 18" rear bar, both mounted at the roof. I added red "rock lights" to give some light down to see tire placement and such, picked red to hopefully not night blind us so bad. the reds are really bright and produce plenty of light IMO.
If you ride in heavy dust conditions the lower mounted lights work best. The large roof mount lights work great if you're not in heavy dust.
My setup on XP1K is...
Rigid Industries 3" pod Spot
Rigid Industries 3" pod flood
(Both of those mounted on pillar mounts)
Rigid Industries red Chase light (mounted to spare tire carrier)
Super bright LEDs blue rock light kit
I didn't want to go overboard with lighting but what I have is plenty of light to go out for some night driving.
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Rigid Industries 3" pod Spot
Rigid Industries 3" pod flood
(Both of those mounted on pillar mounts)
Rigid Industries red Chase light (mounted to spare tire carrier)
Super bright LEDs blue rock light kit
I didn't want to go overboard with lighting but what I have is plenty of light to go out for some night driving.
i have 30" single row on roof two flood pods on front for alley lights on the bumper and 10" amber in grill for the dusty times while riding do a lot of night riding in summer time
I just put an amber cover on my grill light that is alot cheaper than buying a amber light plus I can always pull cover and run white light if needed
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