LED off road lights

[fishEH]

These look interesting. I may try a set of the 44s on my Bronco.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=607184

http://stores.intuitwebsites.com/hstrial-QualiRegResou/StoreFront.bok

Those look friggin' sweet!!
Thanks, now I have 78 pages of thread to read LOL!:sombrero:

 

[Frankspinz]

I've been looking at these for fogs and as work lights ...

http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224/665/

 

[oz97tj]

I've been looking at these for fogs and as work lights ...

http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224/665/

Looks like a knock off of Vision X Solstice lights.

For the price, Rigid Duelly D2s are some of the best I've found. 2600 lumens each. Can find them for just over $300 for a pair. Or standard Duellys, 1300 lumens each, for around $165 a pair.

 

[brunosmith]

Has anyone tried installing the LED strip lights, the flexible one with tape on the back ?

 

[HenryJ]

Has anyone tried installing the LED strip lights, the flexible one with tape on the back ?

No tape on the back. I use zipties.

Great back up lights. They are tied to the keyless remote entry system so they also light up when I unlock the truck. Pretty sweet when there is a "bump in the night" and you want to light things up.

I also added a strip across the back of my trailer:

The sealed toggle above the left rear tail lamp turns it on. Mounted with tabs of aluminum drilled and rolled over.

 

[dyogim]

I have this posted in my build thread but, figured it would be appropriate to include in this thread for the general public to see. I had purchased a set of DDM Tuning FX Series 24W LED off road flood lights (http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/FX-Off-Road-Lamp). Took about 1.5 weeks to get. As it was shipped from China. I paid about $115 shipped. I had existing wires, relay and switch already from my Hella 700's. So, install was quick and simple. I wanted the flood pattern because, I wanted to see more directly in front of me. Instead of several hundred yards down. I don't drive fast enough for my lights to not keep up....

So far, I'm really impressed with the light output and would recommend these to anyone. I'm already looking at a different pair to light of the sides and the rear....

Here are the action shots and a pic of them mounted on the pre-runner bumper.

Factory lights only. The distance from the yellow sign to the reflecting signs where the road leads to is 500ft.

Factory and LED's:

LED's only:

 

[Hilldweller]

Factory lights only. The distance from the yellow sign to the reflecting signs where the road leads to is 500ft.

The floods look good but I'd check that distance again; I've never seen a set of headlights that light up a sign at 500 feet --- not legal ones anyhow...

 

[dyogim]

The floods look good but I'd check that distance again; I've never seen a set of headlights that light up a sign at 500 feet --- not legal ones anyhow...

The distance is definitely further between my truck and the distant signs but, I did not measure that. These are factory headlights and I did have to adjust them down some to accomadate the lift. However, the reective signs could just be the angle of which the pic was taken, not sure. In anycase, the pics were taken with the iso set at 200, no flash.

 

[MadMax11]

I would love to see someone check out and compare the 125mm 2000 lumen $60 spots from ddmtuning: http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/LED-Work-Lamp
They seem like an amazing deal, I'm just not sure if the 20 degree "spot" pattern vs the 45 degree flood pattern will be tight enough of a beam..

 

[onelow1ton]

I just ordered 2 of the 125 round flood and 2 of the 110 square flood from DDM and when they come in I'll get some pix I know they are not the spots but .....