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Only two more days left to get our special Black Friday pricing on all our Rigid Industries products! Thanks for the orders so far, it seems our Black Friday sale was a hit!

Grizzy44

is there a huge difference in light output between the SR-M and SR-Q? or will the SR-M suffice since this will be needed mostly on my pitch black driveway with dark tints..

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The SR-M will suffice for most applications, it is obviously going to be much better than stock backup bulbs. BUT in my opinion, the SR-Q not only look better back there, but that extra brightness is ultimately worth it. I actually went up to some SR-Q2 diffused back up lights just because I wanted more and more light.

For you, pitch black driveway, you'd be ok-to-good with SR-M's. SR-Q's would be Good-to-perfect. Add in your dark tinted windows, you will almost NEED SR-Q's.

So yes, you could be fine with SR-M backups for most applications, but why would you when SR-Q's are not that much more ($30 or so difference through us).

vozaday

Sent you another PM last week. Still never got that quote I had asked for before Black Friday. Not sure if you guys can't ship to Canada or not. A little unimpressed that I will have missed out on all the deals waiting for this quote.

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[MENTION=37776]vozaday[/MENTION] expect a PM in a few minutes

vozaday

Awesome pricing, especially with USPS shipping to Canada.

Thank you

ASmith918

I've been looking for a reverse light kit like this but am wanting the SR-Q2's and have noticed that no one offers a complete reverse kit with the SR-Q2 option. Is there a specific reason for this? Are the SR-Q's better for the reverse light application? Just want to make sure I'm not missing something here.

vozaday

Just looked those lights up, $400+ a pair. wow. But an easy 6000 lumens to back up with. lol.

goneMINIcrazy

The SR-Q and SR-Q are for the most part the same. 2 key points, the SR-Q2's have upgraded optics (although with diffused it won't really matter) and the SR-Q2's have double the output. So essentially, with backup lights, the SR-Q2's are just a hell of a lot brighter


Yup, and that's why I upgraded my SR-Qs to SR-Q2's, not because I needed it, but because anything worth doing is worth overdoing TO THE MAX!!!

ASmith918

So I guess it might mot be REALLY worth it except for the extra satisfaction of over doing it? I do have a pretty dark driveway (only light is from my truck in reverse) and window tint all the way around (25%) so I just don't want the "I shoulda" feeling with just the original SR-Q's.

Anyone have an idea what the price of this kit would be with the SR-Q2's?