I am looking for a Strobe/off road lights to install in my grill. I do construction so I need strobe light for different reasons but also I am wanting to install a light bar on the front of my truck. I was wondering if anybody has done this before or knows if something like this exist.

 

I put emergency lights in my truck when I was an EMT. When I searched for what I was going to put on my truck I do not believe I have ever came around to a product of where its a off road light and strobe. Unfortunately I think your going to have to buy the two separately and drill into the off road light so you can put an LED hide away strobe inside it.

 

Maybe something like this??

 

Check out this site, they have what your looking for. http://www.strobesnmore.com/Flood-Scene-Spot.html

 

I was going to suggest the same site. Strobesnmore.com is where I buy my strobes from.

 

my work just got a few strobe packs for a customers truck---mining ...blue strobes.....seems they are discontinued now....but they are nicely built/ bright....and the 19 pattern was interesting....so seeing this post made me go look at what else they have...https://www.superbrightleds.com/

 

I use speedtechlights for my warning lights. They are very bright and well made.


www.speedtechlights.com

 

I use plashlights for all my LED light bars. Check them out. They do strobe light bars and can make them shine multiple different colors. Awesome products and will even rival ridged in brightness but at a whole lot cheaper price. I recommend their DR series with back lighting so you can get the yellow color for your work and then have bright white LED lights for Offroad usage or whatever. Or if you want something even more you can call them and they'll custom make you something unique. Definitely recommend you at least check them out. Lots of videos on their Facebook page and some on YouTube as well.

 

Thanks, I really like these that they have. Now I wonder where i might could mount these on my 2015 F150 Eco-boost. I know some places will block the air flow.

 

Behind the grill is a great spot if you have a grill that won't block all the light though.