P1000m5 Rock Lights

[Alan_Vander]

I am wanting some pod lights for peripheral vision at night, not so bright that I can't run them while riding with a group that don't blind the rider in front of me, for side vision? Any Ideas?

I have some nilight 4 inch pods spot flood. On mine mounted on the netting bolts. So i can swivel them anywhere i want.

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[Alan_Vander]

You must be a squatter

nah i usually pull up to the river or creek alot kill the machine let the rock lights on alone with radio going.

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[Alan_Vander]

I thought about them , but it was just for looks , they would not help me do anything. My lite bar was the best night accessorie. Plus covered in GA red clay mud they wouldn't help.

That was my biggest thing before i got mine but just watching my buddies very rarely does it actually clog one all the way up. Just a shallow puddle will clean them right up.

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[ItsNotAJeep]

I run Rigid Rock Lights at all 4 corners and then LED strips along the frame between the wheels. Works great for 'Rock' lights and even better for indirect lights while working around the yard or on the trail at night!

 

[TxDoc]

That looks great. Thanks for the idea and photos.

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[Mopower58]

The replies and pics are appreciated.

Question
I've seen where people mounted a single LED pod inside the wheel well and it ended up throwing a shadow directly outside the wheel and backwads on the ground by the driver's door, and forward of the tire several feet.

I was considering placing two in each wheel well. One in the front and back. I thought this would spill into to dark areas.

Do you think that would not work as I was hoping it would or be too much light and look strange?

When I'm in the hey fields at night, especially in winter and it's raining, I want to be able to see into drainage ditches or going up onto on down off levees.
Thank you

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@CumminsPusher might give you some insight. He has a butt load of lighting.

 

[CumminsPusher]

I just ran the cheapies. Worked really well. I’d suggest if someone wanted to do colored they do them separately because on white mode the rgb scatters the light pretty uneven with multiple color lights on the ground. Do white then separate set
When helping 100acre hook up his Ridgid set we compared brightness and even though they were brighter it wasn’t by much, not enough to justify the massive price difference. He ran them constantly for a bit and we realized they melted from continued use, a problem I haven’t had with the cheapies that use all aluminum and thick glass.

 

[TxDoc]

Thanks for the replies and info

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[Chevy412SP]

I run Rigid Rock Lights at all 4 corners and then LED strips along the frame between the wheels. Works great for 'Rock' lights and even better for indirect lights while working around the yard or on the trail at night! View attachment 212949View attachment 212950

Wow, awesome. Thanks for the response and information.