Mounted my LED light bar
#11
03-12-2014, 07:18 AM
I like that flood light look(pic 2). It appears your pic 2 (more flood, more light closer to the rig) & pic 3(more spot, more light away from the rig)are set at different angles.. Adjust the bar in pic 2 upwards, however you have to be concerned with blinding oncoming traffic.
It would be cool if there was a bar that had 2 swivel points. Down on the left & right(to avoid blinding oncoming traffic), and up on the center to send that light beam farther down the road.
Other than that, multiple lights to make everything right.
It would be cool if there was a bar that had 2 swivel points. Down on the left & right(to avoid blinding oncoming traffic), and up on the center to send that light beam farther down the road.
Other than that, multiple lights to make everything right.
Pics 1 & 2 is taking from inside of my truck, and pic 3 was taken inside my RZR they was parked 3 to 4 ft from each other, so that is the reason its to the left some, but all pics was taking directly behind the light source. also the light bar on the truck, I moved it several times when it was turned on for the best results, and honestly moving it the little amount I did didn't seem to have much effect on it surprisingly. I'm thinking about building a bracket like the jeeps where they come up your posts but I'm looking into it.
#12
03-12-2014, 01:59 PM
With the LED mounted so far farward u'll probably get alot of glare from them, esp with the Flood light setup. However, the brackets U have look great, I have mine mounted on the cross rails, zero glare on my hood, I dont like it much where it is but it allows me to get fully functionality, and makes my truck look taller from the back/front.
#13
03-13-2014, 05:45 AM
Pics 1 & 2 is taking from inside of my truck, and pic 3 was taken inside my RZR they was parked 3 to 4 ft from each other, so that is the reason its to the left some, but all pics was taking directly behind the light source. also the light bar on the truck, I moved it several times when it was turned on for the best results, and honestly moving it the little amount I did didn't seem to have much effect on it surprisingly. I'm thinking about building a bracket like the jeeps where they come up your posts but I'm looking into it.
RZR? Sweet! do you have a LED bar on your RZR also? Here's a pic of mine from three weeks ago in WV
#15
03-13-2014, 09:01 AM
Nothing funner than getting out in the woods away from everyone and enjoying life! I've got to have a HUMMER in case the Polaris breaks down. LOL
#16
03-14-2014, 08:47 PM
Looks awesome! Any chance you'd be willing to make a set and sell one to me? I need something for the front of mine and the light bars are pretty expensive. I like the low profile look of yours and it seems like a simple install.
Ben
Ben
#17
03-14-2014, 10:15 PM
I think you bar is 40" like mine.
If it helps this how a Rigid Industries spot flood looks.
Plus if someone wants some light bars to mount LED's I could sell my old mounts.
If it helps this how a Rigid Industries spot flood looks.
Plus if someone wants some light bars to mount LED's I could sell my old mounts.
Last edited by SolidJJ; 03-14-2014 at 10:20 PM.
#18
03-15-2014, 08:06 AM
Is your second outdoor night shot with the 'spot" function turned on ?
Is the spot function part of the light bar and can be operated separate from the flood setting of the first night shot ?
I ask, because that is a great feature if that is the case.
Very impressive.
#19
03-15-2014, 11:48 AM
http://chuxtrux.com/files/Lighting/j..._light-bar.jpg
this will be very close to what its going to look like, My mounts will look much diffrent, im very limited to what I can bolt to, but yall will see monday or tuesday, im just waiting for them to dry. also I wont post it on here anymore i usually like to stick with 1 forum, im moving over to Club Hummer Offroad if yall are interested in seeing what they look like
#20
03-15-2014, 11:50 AM
Last edited by SolidJJ; 03-15-2014 at 11:52 AM.