New England B.S. Thread

That thing is badass, i have never seen someone with one, for you guys who haven't seen it...










Thats only the 12" there is a 17" also

 

You haven't seen one cause he's testing it. He might be carrying it soon

 

I just hope it works for everyone involved and we get a killer deal. Wow I loved that light and the versitility but there was no way I could drop that kind of money.

 

Is that a spot/flood combo?

 

Yes! Just like my 42" but it's selectable. You can run spot, flood, or both. Mine is just a spot/flood combo in one

 

looks sweet. sounds expensive

 

Well i mean i haven't seen any other light bars like it, i have never seen a rigid or blitzpro quad row

 

Yep, he said the 12" will retail for $479. Which still isn't crazy expensive compared to a rigid LED light bar

 

That is crazy $ to me although I realize that is the going prices. I could use that for other things

 

They will prob be cheaper in a few years. Its the hot new thing right now.now.

 

My 42" bar was only $329 with the group buy discount

It's funny how fast $1,000 worth of lights adds up

 

Ya it already seems like they are getting cheaper, there are a lot of company's popping up like treklights that offer lights at a much better price than the big names.

 

It all comes down to quality

 

Mike, I have a question. Do I NEED to run a relay for my LED lights? I know I'm supposed to, but as long as its a fused power source and the switch can handle that amperage, is that ok? I just hate having to wire up those fucking relays

 

Im in the same boat. As awesome as the lights look mounted behind a grill or on a plate bumper, I just cant justify it yet

 

We need this added

 

Just like PnP HIDs they are all the same besides a few good brands. Many of the cheap LED bars are offering the same products just different company names.

 

Yes but I can definitely note a difference between Trek Lights and jasper offroad's lights. We are being approached by a few people about carrying our product line as authorized resellers. Pretty sweet!

 

If you're sure the switch can handle the power and it's fused power, you don't NEED a relay. A relay lets you make it so you can have multiple triggers for a set of lights and also makes it so you can have a switch only use a very small amount of power but control a very large amount of power output. If the switch can indeed handle the power required by the accessory, not using a relay will not impede function in any way.

Short answer, no, not required, just highly recommended

 

Forgot to metion it. I got 16.9 MPG last tank.