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I am going to put LED light bars on my trucks. In researching I see that there are many different ones and options to choose from. I need ones that can take a pounding. If the forest service ever makes some improvements to the trail coming into my place here, then it will be good enough to be called bad, until they make improvements and they won't, it is way worse than bad. So I am looking for real bright light, a light that casts a good distance and a light that can take the pounding in and out of here. I recently had a flat bed built for my Dodge Cummins and they put a LED light in the headache rack and that light is amazing. But it is more of a flood light that lights up the bed. I am looking to buy LED light that casts a long beam in stead of a flood light to mount on my HD front bumpers. The lights on my 99 super duty get dimmer all the time and it is a pain polishing the lenses. So I thought a light bar would make up for the head lights being on the dim side. The extra light will be real nice so I can see the damn elk a little earlier than I do now, the extra light might give me that little extra time to avoid hitting one.
Anyways, I was wondering if anyone had a light that they would highly recommend.
Thanks
Rigid is supposed to be the cream of the crop in terms of quality, auxbeam makes a projector lense for their lightbars that they call the 5d lense. My nilight lightbar works well for me.
We can only do so much with our trails man.....but I got one off eBay for $90 its bright and does the job.. had it for almost two years now look for high wattage lights
I wouldn't say Rigid is the best. Maybe the best high end option marketed but not the best. Look into Baja Designs. They started out making light for Baja 1000 racing teams then decided to sell to the public.
Baja Designs doesn't seem to make a 50" or 54" dual row, and their singe row caps out at 22600 lumens. They can feel awesome about you saying they're the best, but they don't make the correct product so they're useless to me.
They offer a 40" single row that puts out 46,600 lumens, a 50" curve that puts out 32,250. They also have their racing editions that go up to 60" curved. They don's offer dual row because they don't need to. Im just expressing my opinion. I have Rigid industries lights. They are awesome. But I have seen he Baja Designs lights in person and they make my Rigids look like amazon specials when it comes to light output.