View Poll Results: What products would you like to see from us?
More HIDs
6
9.23%
More LEDs
19
29.23%
Cheaper HIDs
7
10.77%
Cheaper LEDs
40
61.54%
Round LED Lights
14
21.54%
Halogen Lights
0
0%
Custom Fit Lights
6
9.23%
Retrofit Lights
6
9.23%
Rock/Area Lighting
16
24.62%
Creative Light Mounts
14
21.54%
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I'd like to add a 40in LED strip to my lightbar but current prices are prohibitive for me. Based on the current cost of high-power LEDs, something in the range of $250 would be a fair price for a good quality model.
Also, considering those flashlights that have two brightness settings, why not offering this feature on the lightbars? It would be something like a city and a highway settings, for example.
Also, considering those flashlights that have two brightness settings, why not offering this feature on the lightbars? It would be something like a city and a highway settings, for example.
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Originally Posted by BiLTRiTE-Jason
Cool, I'll look into what it woud take to develop a kit like this. We have LED lights that are roughly 1" in diameter and about 3/4" thick that would work well for this kit. For a basic 4 light kit, I feel confident that we could hit a $100-$150 retail.
I was looking under my JK yesterday, and there's not a lot a spots that every Jeep is going to have. Using the fenders is hard since so many people chop or replace them. Plus if we put them on the underside of the wheel well somewhere, I'd be concerned about oversize tires just wiping them off. Any good spots on the frame you can think of that would work?
Thanks for the help everyone! We all win when you tell us what YOU want.
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I'm unfamiliar with your product. With my current Sylvania system I would like to see OEM quality with Plug & Play installation, to include an H4 Lamp assembly. It also needs to operate with or around the Can bus system. I'd also like to see when the Headlights are on Low Beam the OE fog lights work as stock. If your product does this please let me know.....Thanks, Steve
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Originally Posted by BiLTRiTE-Jason
How much performance would you be looking for from a 40" bar? 40" allows for a LOT of LEDs, but with a lot of LEDs comes a lot of cost. Are there ways we can fill the 40" to give the look, but then maybe have something between the LEDs to fill space and reduce cost?
Enough for a long and short range good coverage. The short range I am referring to is city driving lights, not fogs, since the LED light bar would be mounted at rooftop height. The long range would be the max we can get decently with LEDs. I do not expect the same range as my Hella Rallyes 5000.
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Usually the results of dropping LEDs into Halogen housings is less than ideal, but I'll certainly take a look at it.
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I'm sure you'd get a lot of response.. There's a lot of us wanting to replace the stock fogs with LED's. I know you can get brackets from Ridgid which I actually have just don't like the look of square lights in a round hole...
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