Rock light

tapcola

tapcola

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I know their expensive but has anyone used the Rigid rock lights ? Yes I have seen the wall mart rite up this just seems like a far better product .Just looking for some info , thanks in advance :thumb:
 
David1tontj

David1tontj

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I've got a couple options for rock lights.. Here are my favorite LEDs
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My ride- 2001 power wheel, 11" plastic tires, upgraded battery, boat sides, custom bumpers, tow hooks, new paint.
 
MTG

MTG

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Keith from Vegas (Skirmish?) on here has a ton of different LED rock lights on his jeep. Not sure if he is running rigids, but you might send him a PM as he is not on much.
 
bl17z90

bl17z90

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Rdigid makes top of the line parts so I can't see why they wouldn't perform properly but like everyone else says the price tag is probably going to be steep.
 
H8MUD

H8MUD

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Wonder if Rigid makes any lights that would fit in the fender wells. The D2's would be a tight fit and would probably rub against the tires when flexing. The light fixture might not break but the mounting bracket would probably bend IMO.
 
David1tontj

David1tontj

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H8MUD said:
Did you mount the lights to the frame? What brand are they?

TIA
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I probably shouldn't have posted those... They are screwed right onto the frame, I made the lights.. They are a custom cabinet light, that I mounted to an aluminum rail and waterproofed.... I think they are great and I even wired them to come on when I open the door- very nice for trying to climb in and out on unknown terrain, and for avoiding stepping In a big puddle.


My ride- 2001 power wheel, 11" plastic tires, upgraded battery, boat sides, custom bumpers, tow hooks, new paint.
 
pastorwug

pastorwug

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David1tontj said:
I think they are great and I even wired them to come on when I open the door- very nice for trying to climb in and out on unknown terrain, and for avoiding stepping In a big puddle.
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I like that idea, have a wiring diagram so that they come on with the domelight but then also come on with the switch for crawling at night when needed?
Thanks!
 
4x4Jesus

4x4Jesus

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H8MUD said:
Wonder if Rigid makes any lights that would fit in the fender wells. The D2's would be a tight fit and would probably rub against the tires when flexing. The light fixture might not break but the mounting bracket would probably bend IMO.
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Rigid makes specific rock lights that are pretty small and would work in a fender well. However like it was mentioned the Rigids come with a premium price tag at $350 for the kit ImageUploadedByWAYALIFE1388416215.339202.jpg
 
Ldogg

Ldogg

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I bought these from Olympus off-road.
They were like $20 for a pair. The passenger side needed to be adjusted a bit, but they will do for now. They don't come with any harness or switch so keep that in mind.

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H8MUD

H8MUD

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4x4Jesus said:
Rigid makes specific rock lights that are pretty small and would work in a fender well. However like it was mentioned the Rigids come with a premium price tag at $350 for the kit
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Guess I'll see how durable the Walmart version.
 
KenB1010

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The Wally-light aren't durable at all. I've replaced mine multiple times. Every time you hit water the lights shatter. They are also easily damaged by rocks thrown from the tires. Over a year ago I started replacing my broken Wally-Lights with the Cree 10W LEDs. They are small, put out a ton of light, are water proof, don't shatter and cost $40 ea. I've replaced my Wally-lights 3-4 times but I haven't had to replace any of the Cree lights.

http://www.oznium.com/10w-stackable-cree-led
 
H8MUD

H8MUD

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KenB1010 said:
The Wally-light aren't durable at all. I've replaced mine multiple times. Every time you hit water the lights shatter. They are also easily damaged by rocks thrown from the tires. Over a year ago I started replacing my broken Wally-Lights with the Cree 10W LEDs. They are small, put out a ton of light, are water proof, don't shatter and cost $40 ea. I've replaced my Wally-lights 3-4 times but I haven't had to replace any of the Cree lights.

http://www.oznium.com/10w-stackable-cree-led
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Which one did you go with, spot or flood?

I'll replace mine with these as soon as I start breaking them.

Thanks for the link.

EDIT: Never mind...the LED lights come with both spot and fog lights.
 
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