A Bright White Light

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deepseacruiser said:
These lights rock. 100% worth it.
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Thanks for the endorsement.
The shop is now working on a kit to replicate this idea. My HJ75 will be the recipient of the first kit. :)
 
X2. But in 24v
 
I'll keep everyone informed of Rob's progress.
My truck will be the test bed for the prototype.
 
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I'll stop thinking about my own solution to under-the-hood lighting.
 
I'll be back in the country next week and depending on Rob's schedule, we may get the under hood lights installed Thursday or Friday. As far as a timeline, I'm assuming a couple of weeks to make sure there are no issues with the setup
and if there is significant interest, additional units would be fabricated shortly thereafter. Assuming this schedule holds up I'll post photos late next week.
 
Gun Runner 5 said:
I'll be back in the country next week and depending on Rob's schedule, we may get the under hood lights installed Thursday or Friday....if there is significant interest, additional units would be fabricated shortly thereafter. Assuming this schedule holds up I'll post photos late next week.
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Rob (and Chas.) do good work - love my brighty lites. Looking forward to mood lighting for the engine compartment.

Thanks for doing this, guys.
 
wardharris said:
Rob (and Chas.) do good work - love my brighty lites. Looking forward to mood lighting for the engine compartment.

Thanks for doing this, guys.
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Correction ....... Rob does good work.
I'm strictly in the "marketing" department and offer test bed vehicles.
 
Charles does wield a mean fire extinguisher though ;)
 
wardharris said:
Rob (and Chas.) do good work - love my brighty lites. Looking forward to mood lighting for the engine compartment.

Thanks for doing this, guys.
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Sam will confirm the fact that when I am at Rob's and a project is underway, I'm allowed to hold the tools as long as I stay at least 5' from the vehicle. :)
 
Very true ;)
 
If you own a 70 Series (regardless of voltage) and want to see beyond the front seat head rest, this is your solution. :)
 
This is very true ...
 
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