Group Buy: ADVMonster 60 Series 3600 Lumen LED Off Road Lights

Just did a 3hr night run last night with my existing two and they performed better than my HIDs

 

ill get some up today or tom, i had to modify them a little bit to stick with the look of my truck . . . . . . . .

 

PM Sent.. Standing by.. BAZZ

 

Man I gotta decide how many of these to get... lol.

 

is there a list for the 2nd GB yet?

 

I just ordered mine - three Model 60s with HD brackets and Xpel clear guards.

Now where to mount them...

 

just for anyone who is still iffy on these lights, they are bright as fuck!!!!!! Like the pics and videos that people have posted on here dont really show how bright these things are! I bought 4 of them but i almost feel it was a waste now! I mounted 2 last night and with just 2 on i cant even see my projector headlights or 55w grill lights!! They are pretty much useless for offroad now!

Whenever i got them my buddy was worried about them not being bright enough because he is a firefighter and he said they have led spotlights on the trucks and they are huge and he was disappointed in them. Then we hooked up just one of these to see how bright it was and he is very impressed! If im in the middle of my street, the house at the far end is probably 400- 450 yards away and i can literally see whats in their garage with just 2 of these lights!!!!!! Amazing!

Im gonna mount the other two just because i have them but its really a waste of $200!

 

Mount 3 up front and put the 4th to the rear, always nice having extra light for backing.

I bought 4 but have not mounted them yet. I may get a couple more for bed/backing lighting.

 

where have people been putting these? I was thinking of mounting them on my bumper in front of my grill, think they would shake too much there? Think I can bolt straight to the plastic bumper? Thanks guys!

 

Looks good mang! Does that position cut the beam of light at all on the hood of your truck? I'm debating some positions, but notice that some angles of light might obstruct onto the truck (hood/fenders) when compared to running them in the very front of the truck.

Nice idea with painting the faces black, I might do that now

 

The picasa album is here:
https://plus.google.com/photos/103946641379564775994/albums/5744806260986539121?authkey=CLOahOnG3KuSpQE





I took the photos in Manual mode and played with the settings to get it as close to what my eye was seeing (w/ the exception of the focal length)
Camera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
Exposure: 4 sec (1/0)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 22 mm
ISO Speed: 800
White Balance: Manual - set from a white balance card at 1530 in full sun


55W FX-R HIDs warming up (5000K bulbs)



Warmed up
Those 3 reflectors at the end of the road are 0.2 miles away (~1000')


High Beams On


Low beams + 2 ADV60s


Head on with the same camera settings.


Rigid Industries Dually B/U lights for comparison (10mm focal length)

Now from ~300'
Exposure: 4 sec (1/0)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 22 mm
ISO Speed: 800


Low Beam


High Beam


Low Beam + ADV 60s


High + ADV 60s


showing off the cut offs.

I didn't do a great job with the photos since I was rushing to get out of the street and beat the rain.

These little guys are BRIGHT and get hot. Running them at a stand still the thermal protection kicked in and dimmed them way down. With airflow they stay cool to the touch and on high.

 

^^Thx for the pictures everyone
On my must have list now! 2 for the front and 2 for the back.

 

How are some of you planning on mounting in the rear? Gets me thinking if I should put 3 in front since so bright and one in rear....hm maybe by the brake light so also provides bed lighting?

 

For the rear, I'm thinking one on either side of the trailer hitch. That way they are still protected from rocks and such. I am often out fishing or camping in the backwoods after dark and backing up with those scrawny reverse lights is a pain. I'll shoot a picture of where later today.

 

Do want! Pm'd sir and thank you for setting this up blackhawke

 

X2

 

all PMs have been received and emails have been forwarded to the vendor. Sorry for not responding to all PMs. If I have all the info I need then I wont respond

 

This is what I worry about. When I would most likely be using these is during summer nights in the desert and moving very slowly. Will they keeping shutting down because there is no way I am going to be traveling 30 miles per hour in the desert at night?

 

mine were on all night saturday night chasing and they never shut down once, and this was in Lucerne.