volsbear

Got a link?

dcarr

bought them over a year ago but all the ebay ones seem to be the same.

volsbear

Hmmm

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=331210861731

dcarr

we just bought a pair of those at the fire dept to put on our dive boat. not installed yet but looked bright hooking them up quick.

Devin4x4

These are the ones I'm looking at
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20INCH-126W-CREE-LED-WORK-LIGHT-BAR-8820LM-SPOT-FLOOD-4WD-DRIVING-OFFROAD-LAMP-/291051936958?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43c40c1cbe&vxp=mtr

KCCOFox

This is what I got

LeBlondliketoys

If you buy from ebay you should get one that is rated IP 68. It's rated higher for waterproof, dust, shockproof etc... That's the one i got and no issues yet. It's a 30" 180w single row 10w led's and about 15300 lumens, its 20 degree spot and 40 degree flood instead of 30 and 60 so you get more distance

LeBlondliketoys

IP 67 sometimes get fog up from the inside

NPC5515

Anyone know if there's a big illumination difference between a curved and un-curved 36" light bar? I know it matters for the bigger ones but not sure about the smaller sizes...Thanks!

tx_fx2

I can't afford Rigid lights, so I too look for alternatives.

Recently I have found some pretty decent alternatives, but have not decided on which:
http://www.strobesnmore.com/Flood-Scene-Spot.html

http://www.f150leds.com/#f150-leds-h...ding-2-section