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Untitled by Will Marshal, on FlickrI just got off of the phone with E1,apprently they have made a number of changes,as has been noted. I asked to have the D ring brackets deleted, E1 is going to get back to me on the bracket delete. The bumper has been cut and bent,it was four weeks out,hopefully this change doesn't impact the delivery date.
Looks great Marshal. I'm waiting on my first set of BD lights to come in for my rear bumper. XL-Pro's. I've always used IPF so this will be new, for me anyway. I'm thinking that the way yours is mounted looks different for sure from what I have seen. It will for sure keep them tucked in and away from objects, so that is good.
Be sure to post up the RTT pics and camping pics!
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IMG_5083 by Will Marshal, on FlickrLooks great! You did a good job on placement there. I've been looking at those same ones for lights around, and in the topper once it comes in. Looks like plenty of light IMO.
How have your A-Piller light brackets held up with the heavy XL80's on there? I should get mine in from SDHQ Monday, was thinking of thowing my XL Pro's up there and use the squadrons coming in for backup instead. No shaking or bouncing around of the light?
They’re great. No movement at all
How have your A-Piller light brackets held up with the heavy XL80's on there? I should get mine in from SDHQ Monday, was thinking of thowing my XL Pro's up there and use the squadrons coming in for backup instead. No shaking or bouncing around of the light?
The brackets are rated for up to 4.5" lights, but I'd be willing to bet that they would handle even larger lights without vibration. These brackets are stout! If I can ever find some free time to get around to installing mine I might experiment with even larger lights than the XL80's, but those are what is sitting in the box waiting to go on for now.
I saw that they revised the design, so I was sure it was most likely going to be OK, but absolutely despise light vibration when in use. I thank you both for answering. These XL Pros are MUCH heavier than any halogen light I've ever used, and even the squadron pro's light output is insane. I can only imagine y'alls 80's. The color is much better too. I've enjoyed playing with them some at night.
mine have amber lenses on them, so 2700K or so. But normally the LED chips output 5000K light, which is exactly white.