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xcmountain80

Expedition Leader
Oh LightForce another great product from Australia, I have 2 sets 1 mounted and the other were going to go on the roof but no plans yet. I was thinking about down sizing the roof lights. As far as driving wow they are awesome. On the road I cant see as far as they go.
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Aaron
 

mountainpete

Spamicus Eliminatus
asteffes said:
They do not, however, appear as durabable as the Hellas.

From a durability standpoint, I have now had my 968's for a few years and they have held up extremely well. I have no corrosion (amazing for Canada) and they work as new. I do keep the covers on when they are not in use though.

I keep singing the praises of these lights because for the money they are simply the best lights available.

Pete
 

asteffes

Explorer
mountainpete said:
From a durability standpoint, I have now had my 968's for a few years and they have held up extremely well. I have no corrosion (amazing for Canada) and they work as new. I do keep the covers on when they are not in use though.

I keep singing the praises of these lights because for the money they are simply the best lights available.

Pete

I'm pretty impressed with them so far. I would, however, like to hear from anyone using the new Warn SDB-210 lamps.
 

ntsqd

Heretic Car Camper
I've never actually compared them side by side to any of the brand name lights, but I have a couple sets of the 8" ProComps. I have been in & around lots of desert racing & chase/pre-run vehicles with spendy lighting options, so I do know what good lights are like & can do.

I needed more lighting on short notice b4 my first Baja 1000 trip and a friend had bought a truck that had a set of these on it. He didn't want them so he'd already taken them off. I built a built mount and wired them up.
They aren't going to win any races, but at the speeds I was willing to push the Sub down those roads they were exceptionally nice. The best part is the retail price and they come in black, chrome, or stainless housings. In my use I have discovered two things that go wrong with them. The rivets at the adjuster work loose over time, and lights of this size usually need a top brace - these are no exception.
Courtesy of a friend I have some HID elements with req'd electronics that I am slowing grafting into a set of these lights. The one prototype out performs it's halogen twin by so much that there is no comparison.
 

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