Rigid Industries LED's

I like both, but the arrow above the N is strikingly similar to what Garmin has in their logo...

 

I dig it. Looks nice and clean

And I love me some orange!

 

Need a pair of srm flush mounts in flood for me Pelfreybuilt rear bumper? PM me with a price please.

Thanks!

 

I like the logo! Maybe make the "AK" in Alaska stand out with uppercase, bold, and different colors.
AlASKA

 

Like the logo with the red.

Also, any update on my package shipping? Thought you had everything?

 

Can you do a double row with the lower bumper mount? Also how much difference from single vs double.

 

YES. I used the rigid mounts and fit a 30" RI Combo pattern. Had to do a little cutting. Any E series would require a little mod to the lower fairing. Cant tell unless you get underneath.

 

Ben, Think I would need a few of the logo. A Red or Possibly White for the wind shield. Not sure how black accross the windshield would look. Maybe black. What do you all think about a wind shield Logo, Would Black stand out enough? I like the idea of a Black with Red "N" and triangle. Also would need a good one for the garage, Rear Window (small)... OH HELL, you know me, I will need two of every type, every color!

Get these babies to press.

 

Oh its happenin! Hahaha trying to find a good company to deal with to make them at this point but it IS in the works. Paul your stuff is leaving today also, and thanks for posting pics in here! Sometimes I don't get notified theres a new post in this thread, if you don't hear from me same day shoot me a PM

 

You can also mount one behind the lower grill and use the bumper support to hold the light.

 

Bunch of buddies on our schools fishing team are honking about outfitting their trailers and boats for bass fishing. Will be pming you soon

 

Saweet! I actually have those troll mounts in stock lol. Not a bass to be had up here but I got trolling mounts

 

Has anybody bought the dually hypersots yet?

 

Xmods bought 4

 

6

 

Thats right lol, care to do a quick review for us my good sir?

 

My quick review? Hyperspots are the best throwers in Rigids lineup for sure. If you really need long range light, then HID spots will be better. But the real advantage of the dually hyperspots is the size. A couple pairs of 3x3 LEDs are way easier to fit than a single pair of big ass HIDs.



I was very impressed with them out of the box when compared side by side to the regular spots. But I was less impressed when I first installed them. Then I figured out that it was because of how I had them aimed: I had all 6 lights coming to a single laser point at about 1500-2000 feet. So they would shine crazy far, but only light up about 50'x50'. I decided I didn't need quite that much distance in Hawaii so I reaimed them to make a beam about 100'x50' at about 1500 feet (hot spot, still has a good amount of spill). A little less intense but still outshines my 40" SR past about 500 feet or so.

Used to be that my 6x dually spots were my close-mid range and my 40" was for distance. But now my 20" is for close range, 40" for medium range, and 6x hyperspots for long range! I'm very happy with my hyperspots

Another cool thing about the optics is they look a lot darker when they are off. You can't see the chrome so they have the effect of those blackout Hellas!

 

This is a PERFECT example of what I tell people when they want hyperspot technology before any other lights on their truck. When these first hit AK we saw quite a few returns because the beam was so tight amd such an incredible length, its almost impractical if you don't have a solid front/mid range setup like xmods here. When you have the trifecta covered, and it can be done fairly inexpensively, your lighting package is at 100% efficacy. Anything you add to it, will bring more clarity, more lumens, and more ladies. It's science. I kid, I kid.

Thank you Nate, couldn't have said it better myself. Rigid isn't trying to make it's own bars obsolete, but rather, trying to find ways to give you bars that serve different purposes. From a business standpoint it's easy to see why, but from a practicality standpoint, there needs to be some purpose in these bars and pods or they start to gain footprint and lose accessiblity. They could make a 'do everything' 50" but the price would be unnattainable for most folks.

Start with your ditch lights, then you get filler loghts, then a thrower. That, folks, is the trifecta.

 

So my d2's will be my front fillers, 20" bar will be mid range and hyper spots will be my distance lights. Coolio. I'm just debating that or go all out and throw a 50" spot on the roof

 

You'll obviously get more out of a 50", so it all comes down to cost and what you want to allot for your lighting package.