Got the 42" XMitter bar - Pics!
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03-14-2008, 06:09 PM
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Same drill as before. Manual mode, 1/5 of a second at F5.6, 1250 ISO.
Here are the stock high beams: :thumbdown:
Here is the XMitter bar: :2thumbsup: :2thumbsup: :2thumbsup: :cheers2:
Keep in mind, now... below is a photo when I was running 2 off-road HID lights:
The XMItter is just so much cleaner and more even.
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03-18-2008, 06:00 PM
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I love the difference between your OEM highbeams and the XMitter Bar; you can really see the difference in the houses across the pond. If for no other reason, I need one of these just to piss off my prick of a neighbor!
03-18-2008, 06:38 PM
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Hmm...
As I am still overseas (12 DAYS LEFT!
), I have no idea how tall the grill slats on the JK actually are. However, I'm thinking an XIL-200 (12") XMitter bar recessed-mounted (flush) into each outboard grill slat.
It would have to be researched a little more as I have no idea how much heat they produce nor if they would block a significant amount of air to the radiator (both possibly contributing to overheating). Their light output might also be blocked some if you have a winch bar on your bumper.
Just thoughts floating around in my head
), I have no idea how tall the grill slats on the JK actually are. However, I'm thinking an XIL-200 (12") XMitter bar recessed-mounted (flush) into each outboard grill slat. It would have to be researched a little more as I have no idea how much heat they produce nor if they would block a significant amount of air to the radiator (both possibly contributing to overheating). Their light output might also be blocked some if you have a winch bar on your bumper.
Just thoughts floating around in my head
03-20-2008, 11:50 AM
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As I am still overseas (12 DAYS LEFT!), I have no idea how tall the grill slats on the JK actually are. However, I'm thinking an XIL-200 (12") XMitter bar recessed-mounted (flush) into each outboard grill slat.
It would have to be researched a little more as I have no idea how much heat they produce nor if they would block a significant amount of air to the radiator (both possibly contributing to overheating). Their light output might also be blocked some if you have a winch bar on your bumper.
Just thoughts floating around in my head
), I have no idea how tall the grill slats on the JK actually are. However, I'm thinking an XIL-200 (12") XMitter bar recessed-mounted (flush) into each outboard grill slat. It would have to be researched a little more as I have no idea how much heat they produce nor if they would block a significant amount of air to the radiator (both possibly contributing to overheating). Their light output might also be blocked some if you have a winch bar on your bumper.
Just thoughts floating around in my head
03-22-2008, 10:34 AM
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http://www.magnalight.com/pc-1403-140-led-light-bar--20-led--60-watts--aluminum-housing--12-volts-or-24-volts.aspx
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03-22-2008, 11:29 AM
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However - the photo was taken with the 42" light bar and I really don't like the fact they represent that much light output with the 12" light bar. That's not Vision X's doing, however... Magnalight needs to correct that. The 12" only puts out 1/4 of the light as the 42".
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