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Spot Lights?

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Spot Lights?

Post by Moonshine »

Gday all, was looking at spotlights and everyone raves on about lightforce and how good they are, but i noticed that the hella lights are bloody expensive and wondering are they worth the price or not? so what do you guys recommend? Hella, Narva, IPF, Lightforce or Generic Brand


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Post by mnemonix »

I'm running Britax Xray vision spotties. You'll find them at TJM stores.
Damn awesome lights for the driving I do.
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Post by Moonshine »

what sorta driving is that mate? im usually out on the open road
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Post by mnemonix »

Open beach and touring :armsup:
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Post by TheOtherLeft »

Do you park your car in a high (medium, low, or anywhere outside)-risk areas? If so I would buy generic branded ones.

Whilst brand name ones are good for seeing into the next day I think for the money generics are good enough. I don't do much open-road touring though. My country driving tends to be through hilly areas.
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Post by suggy126 »

I'm running the narva ultima 225 pencil beam lights on my patrol as i needed something that could be side mounted. I'm extremely happy with their performance for open road work. Realy good reach with just the standard 100w bulbs in them.
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Post by ETU47 »

cibre oscars!!! glass and metal... and they dont break also have been around for the last 30years on rally cars
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Post by GeneralFubashi »

gee ive loved having super-oscars for the last 15 years. Seem to be the only type that make a really nice "driving beam" pattern which has a bit of spread and spot for each reflector. Had a few different lights too, but not lightforce yet.
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