They destroy your email like a foreign pharmacy Viaagra purchase
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They destroy your email like a foreign pharmacy Viaagra purchase
Amazon does?!
I'll try them again, because I trust your judgement, but if they sell my email again I'm gonna put a 37" cooper on your hood
I was thing of putting two 20"ers just slightly angled, instead of the curved 40" model? What do you guys think? The top front bar of my roof rack has a bent bar to accommodate this, or a straight one if I change my mind...
I'll try them again, because I trust your judgement, but if they sell my email again I'm gonna put a 37" cooper on your hood
I was thing of putting two 20"ers just slightly angled, instead of the curved 40" model? What do you guys think?
See I don't mind spammy emails from reputable companies like that because all you have to do is unsubscribe once and you'll never get them again. Now all those penis enlargement pill emails on the other hand....
JohnnyOshow22
KK0TEQ
Have a 20" amazon bar, puts out a bunch of light. Love it
93yotasr5
Come and take it
im using the 4" light bars and the 14" light bar from mic tuning. the 4" pair was about 100 and the 14" was 120.
both are flood and work like a charm. I did open up the ends and seal them with RTV. other than that i love em. Ill get a 40" or larger spot soon to put on my roof rack.
both are flood and work like a charm. I did open up the ends and seal them with RTV. other than that i love em. Ill get a 40" or larger spot soon to put on my roof rack.
I have an eBay light (28"). It works great - I haven't used it a whole lot, and it's only seen rain for water.
Virtually every no name light bar you see is all cheap chinese. Some are better than others, make sure they have cree bulbs. Otherwise, they are great.
We've had great success with lifetime led. But they may be more expensive than others???
SUMMIT CRUISERS Jr
SILVER Star
I have a 40" from Ebay. I didn't take it apart, but I sealed the edges of the lens with GE waterproof silicone. It was less than $140 shipped. +$40 for the amber filters.
thatcabledude
GOLD Star
They don't work... Trust me. Still 4.25"
Booger, you need to talk to Johnny!
I have the 40" Amazon model. I paid $129.00 shipped with wiring harness. They shipped it express mail for some reason. I got it in two days. IT IS SWEET! It's very well made. On another note, I watched Rigid's video about their light bar production line. All I I can see are people assembling parts. If I was a betting man, I would wager they are parts made in a different country
There may be another video of who is actually making the components, but I couldn't find it.
(FWIW, I have worked for a Japanese OEM supplier for 20 years. Don't be fooled by who makes the parts and who assembles the parts!)
There may be another video of who is actually making the components, but I couldn't find it.(FWIW, I have worked for a Japanese OEM supplier for 20 years. Don't be fooled by who makes the parts and who assembles the parts!)
X2 on truck and winch. I just picked up a 50" radius LED bar from them
Lots of cheap ebay lights on mine. All working fine and dandy after a year or so of near daily use.
beautiful rig. I also am using ebay Chinese lights with great success. All interior and exterior (4 floods and 12" bar). All exterior lights advertised as Cree for whatever that is worth. Just make sure to get the color you want as I feel mine are not warm enoughLots of cheap ebay lights on mine. All working fine and dandy after a year or so of near daily use.
I have eBay lights from China. The light pods themselves work great. The mystery metal hardware that was supposedly stainless started rusting within a month.
I just received this. Gonna integrate it into the reverse switch and flush mount it in the 4x4 labs bumper
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com...stuff&Product_Code=FMBL&Category_Code=NEWPROD
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com...stuff&Product_Code=FMBL&Category_Code=NEWPROD
