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Led Bars?, Night Driving

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00UTY View Member Profile	Jan 14 2013, 10:19 PM Post #1
Member Group: Members Posts: 29 Joined: 10-March 11 Member No.: 101,768 Status: Location: Brisbane Drives: Outlander LS 2003 Offroad Beastie!	Anyone tested or have the Rigid Industries (or similar) 20' LED Light Bars? I am looking at getting a 20" for the 00UTY, but want to get some feedback first. From what I can see, these give a better spread of even crisp white light - but cannot project as far as regular spotlights. Lemme know if you have seen these in operation, or have them - good & bad feedback.... Also, does anyone know if the 2004 Outlander headlamp assemblies fit into the 2003 model? Looking at the pictures there really doesn't appear to be any overall outside differences, only the arrangement of the lamps inside seem different....

00UTY View Member Profile	Jan 17 2013, 10:31 PM Post #2
Member Group: Members Posts: 29 Joined: 10-March 11 Member No.: 101,768 Status: Location: Brisbane Drives: Outlander LS 2003 Offroad Beastie!	I have answered one of my own questions, but want to share the joy here...... I purchased a 20" LED bar spot - and have fitted it onto the Outtie bullbar. WOW! I have only had time to test it during the day thus far (fitted this morning) but first impressions are very good. (tested in the office warehouse) The total amount of light certainly appears to be a lot cleaner & brighter than my originally fitted halogen spotlights. The real test will be later this evening once it gets dark I guess.... At least this light bar looks a lot more in place with the rest of my LED systems on the front end - and takes up far less space across the front end. I will let everyone know how well this performs after night testing, and this weekend up the beach for some off-road testing. Anyone else tried these yet?? Spot_LHS.jpg ( 357.9K ) Number of downloads: 2 Side View Spot_Front.jpg ( 346.31K ) Number of downloads: 4 Front View LED_Spots_Close.jpg ( 514.59K ) Number of downloads: 5 Close Up Spot_RHS_On.jpg ( 278.79K ) Number of downloads: 4 On From Side Spot_On.jpg ( 216.42K ) Number of downloads: 6 On From Front

00UTY View Member Profile	Jan 24 2013, 01:16 AM Post #3
Member Group: Members Posts: 29 Joined: 10-March 11 Member No.: 101,768 Status: Location: Brisbane Drives: Outlander LS 2003 Offroad Beastie!	Okay, had a chance to test these lights out at nite - OMG! There is absolutely no way I am ever going back to halogens, not after seeing the crisp, clear, white light spread over 140 degrees in front of me. Now when I am off road I will be able to see the odd skippy jumping towards the road well in advance! I have uploaded a video of what I get to see at nite now - the image is poor, but it gives an idea of the spread & brightness at least! http://tinmansplace.multiply.com/video/ite...-Test-Video.wmv

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