best budget offroad lights?

I'm wanting to mount a couple of lights behind the cab of my taco to use as utility/backup lighting and when I get a bumper on use them for offroad lights. Most lights I'm finding are a little more than I would like to pay. Anybody have any suggestions for a good offroad light that doesnt cost much? Preferably something with low draw, but I'm open to anything at a good price.

 

I was in autozone the other day, they had a pair of "offroad" lights for around 40...I'm sure they aren't too quality, but if that's what you're looking for they're out there. I can't remember the name of em right now but I'll look for em real quick.

 

Really bright not bad priced and low draw check out ADVMonster.

 

Blitzpro.com has affordable LED Bars too...check em out. I have the 21" bar and its super bright and only cost 160 shipped they have a variety of shapes and lengths too.


Good luck

 

I've had variations of both, for the price they do the job pretty well, and if they get broken, who cares? Not worth much for driving at normal road speeds (front mounted), but for utility/loading/backup, they work great. NAPA, Kragen, Walmart, etc will have them.

 

definitely look at at eagle-eyes i got 4 130watt spot lights on my bumper, no complains at all $25 a pice dont wast your money on any of that wallmart/ harbor freight/ autozone crap. heres a link http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/Eagle-Eye-6.0-Round-Eagle-Series-Lights-1615-p-21191.html
looks like the price has gone up $5

 

I swapped my stock bumper for an ARB a while ago, and it was bugging me that I couldn't keep the stock fogs.
Or could I?
Turns out, with just a little bit of drilling, our stock fogs fit nicely into a 4" black ABS dwv pipe cap. Have to drill a 1-3/4" hole for the bulb socket in the back, a (1/2"?) hole for the adjuster screw in the back (which can still be used!), and a (3/8"?) hole on either side for the pivot mounts. The lights pop right in nice and snug, and with just enough room to make some minor alignment adjustments.
Next up for me to figure out is mounting them to the truck. For a quick mount, I'm thinking just using hose clamps. When I have more time I'll figure something else out.
The stock 9145 bulbs won't fit after the work -- you'll need to swap them for 9005XS bulbs......which bumps your wattage up by 20 (45 watts to 65 watts).
All this for less than $10 and about 30 minuts of measuring and drilling.