fitzb

Vision led rock lights and a few I found on Amazon. Can't tell from pic but running 20leds

Cedo Nulli

I sprung for A-Series rigid lights. Depends on your wheeling environment. If you're in a dry climate, I'm sure the cheaper lights will work fine. With the Florida mud and swamps, tape/magents, etc won't work; plus, they're fully waterproofed and I don't worry about condensation/seepage, etc.

Expensive for rock lights, absolutely. I was hesitant to even put rock lights on, but they are a huge benefit when out at night and a lot more useful when doing maintenance at night and having both hands free.

Offroad_Elements

Im running the LUX lights and absolutely love them. I usually recommend a minimum of 6 on a 2 door and 10 on a 4 door.

Feel free to send me a PM or call up for forum member pricing- these are on sale through us right now.

Tatonka456

Finally got them soldered and installed...took a lil time to prep the lights, measure, and run, but at around $30 for a total of 42 5050 LED's, I think they'll do just fine.

Oznium LED module (14):


Finished product:

Wolf_425

I'm running a kit I pieced together from xkglow. Running 20 pods.

mhockey9090

Good stuff. Going to need to pull the trigger here soon then.

Quentin_T

I'm liking these, and the price... Plus there's satisfaction doing it yourself when it's done. What gauge wire are they?

JCDriller

Wow, I was going to go with LUX, but these look like the 99% solution at 20% the cost. Thank you very much for posting this up.

MotoJeeper

Messed it up, can't delete it

MotoJeeper

Oznium has a huge variety of lights, too. I just wired in 2 7.5 inch bars to fill in the running boards where my 4 KC Cyclones were lacking. Now I have to wait till the sun goes down to see what they look like.