Rigid Industries :: Flush Mount Back Up Light Kits :: show us yours!

Finished the install write-up/review today: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/arb-bumper-mod-rigid-sr-q2.376733/

 

Ben, this write-up is amazing!
Thank you again so much for including us on your build and for the extra effort in creating a great Mod Thread and Video!

Cheers!

 

Since I am a wiring idiot, what's the easiest way to wire these to come on with the reverse lights? I'm all out of blank space for switches in the cab.

 

Here are a couple shots of my SRQ2 flush mounts:

Mounted on the Hi-Clearance Rear Pelfreybilt Offroad Bumper & VMI Offroad Trailer







Love this view and shows the spread nicely.



from the side with the front Rigids on as well - no lens is wide enough to capture the full distance lol

 

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Hey Rigid guys. Why is the SR-M2's more expensive than the SR-Q's? The M2's are smaller, has less LED's in them and not as bright. I just like them more because I think the size looks/fits better.

 

Not sure what you're looking at, but I'm seeing the SR-Q's with the higher price tag.

 

SR-Q is $129
http://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting/92451

SR-M2 is $169
http://offroad.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting/93251

 

Huh. That is weird. The kit prices reflect correctly, just not the single lights without the kit.

 

I'm not sure if the M2's are available in a kit. I didn't see any. Just the SR-M's

 

Quoting myself;

 

Hey Rob,

With all the different options out there it really does get a bit confusing and actually overwhelming.
Thanks for reaching out and for keeping us in mind for your lighting needs!

In a nut shell the difference between our SR-M & SR-M2 or SR-Q & SR-Q2 series is simply a different optic family. Our Specter Optics are higher in price when compared to the Hybrid Optics.

SR-M features our Hybrid Optics with 2 LED's
SR-M2 features our Specter Optics with 3 LED's
SR-Q features our Hybrid Optics with 4 LED's
SR-Q2 features our Specter Optics with 6 LED's (SR-Q2 Hyperspot contains 4 LED's)

Here is a simple graphic that breaks down our optics and the benefits of each family.



Here is a simple chart with how each optic spreads and throws:



Here is an older graphic but still accurate:



I hope this helped in clarifying.

 

How do you win the internet? I'm not exactly sure but you can bet yer azz this is definitely the way to start!

 

I kno it old post but found it on google what kinda rear bumper is that

 

Pelfreybilt standard.

 

Hey boss where did you get that hardware to mount it to the bumper?

 

either HD or Lowes... stainless steel button head bolt & nylon lock nuts. I don't remember the size though.

 

Old thread I know, but here's my Rigid's in a Brute Force Fab bumper. Running them on a custom 3-way switch for on/off/auto use. Great for everything from setting up camp to making sure you don't take out a Ferrari in the parking lot at the office.