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Rock light recommendations
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Very nice!!
Here is blue and red. They don't photograph worth squat. I'll try to get some better ones Monday - got swamped at the shop today.
I just got 2 of the lights from SEO in white. I've only powered them up with a 9v battery to test them but I'm impressed so far. Still trying to determine a use for them but I'm leaning towards center of front and rear bumpers as camp lights so I don't get lost when wandering away from the truck at night. They do seem well made.
--john
--john
Thanks for the kind words.
A friend of mine runs the vision x rock lights with rare earth magnets epoxied to them. They're totally removable, yet stay on amazingly well.
I'm planning to do the same on the 40.
I'm planning to do the same on the 40.
This is an outstanding idea.
Already have the vision x lights and was pondering mounting solutions w/o drilling holes.
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Hit up esh on cascade cruisers if you need more visuals of what he did. It's pretty straight forward though.
I use these from northern tool! 10 bucks a pair and my ole lady works there and gets a discount of 20%. 
... I like them they are bright and small and easy to install.. And as for them breaking I haven't had but 1 ever go out. And they are cheap to replace!!!
http://minibigdreams.blogspot.com/2014/01/rally-lights.html?m=1
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... I like them they are bright and small and easy to install.. And as for them breaking I haven't had but 1 ever go out. And they are cheap to replace!!! http://minibigdreams.blogspot.com/2014/01/rally-lights.html?m=1
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Most stainless steel is non-magnetic (austenitic). Magnets don't stick to my fridge.
I have a handful of rare earth magnets, I may try this trick. I pull them out of hard drives before trashing them.
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Here is another option although I like Southeasts and the tantrums due to price and colors.
http://www.ecolightled.com/category/waterproof_led_ribbon_strip_lights
And these...expensive but bulletproof. It won't link properly so See and click on rock lights on the left menu.
http://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting?f[0]=field_product_family%3A2377
http://www.ecolightled.com/category/waterproof_led_ribbon_strip_lights
And these...expensive but bulletproof. It won't link properly so See and click on rock lights on the left menu.
http://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting?f[0]=field_product_family%3A2377
We just had a run on our rock lights. Ordered 4 dozen more in white IIRC.
We have also changed up our sponsorships for MUD and need to post that. Get 10% off now on our Lifetime LED lights. Just ask us.
We have also changed up our sponsorships for MUD and need to post that. Get 10% off now on our Lifetime LED lights. Just ask us.
We have been using the Rigid Industries A-series (same light that is in the Rigid Rock light kits) for under water lights in saltwater... Also as live well lights. No issues as of yet with them.
I would be glad to take care of any MUD member on the Rigid products with some sort of discount.
I would be glad to take care of any MUD member on the Rigid products with some sort of discount.
Those are awesome lights, and I love Rigid lighting, but that price for rock lights is way too much....
let me know when you get the white rock lights in, SEO
Installing these LEDs seems to be a popular and cost effective way of rock lighting your rig. They come in sets of 20 and I bought 3 sets for the hell of it. I'll only use one set for rock lighting and use the rest in other applications. They are pretty damned bright and 20 will light up the night. I'm just waiting on an order of rare earth magnets to get started.
