GB: 9" round LED lights

I only need a few to get this started, but I can get pricing lower if we can do 6 sets.

Retail on these are $475 a pair including shipping. The group price is $400 plus shipping for 2 sets, $375 plus shipping if we can 6 sets committed.

Shipping estimate is $20-$30.

Options are Amber covers for $20 extra.


Details:



Includes a wire harness, clear lens cover and diffused (flood) lens cover.

• Lumen Rating: 10,500 (each)
• Size: 9" 37 X 5W high intensity CREE LED
• Beam: Spot (includes flood cover)
• Material : Aluminum Alloy Body
• Lens Material: Premium PMMA
• Operating voltage : DC 9v-32v
• Color Temperature : 6500k
• Watts: 185
• Amp Draw: 15
• IP68 Waterproof and Dust resistance
• Life time : 50000 Hours
• Work temperature : -40 ~ 155 °C
• LED chip: CREE XT-E 5W

Dimensions with mounting bracket:

10 1/4" Tall
9" Wide
4 1/2" Deep

Real Performance:

Some night photos to compare to stock. These were taken with my DSLR on a tripod on manual mode using the exact same settings on each photo. They are untouched and all I did was resize them. These lights are really bright! I noticed mine are pointed a little high as you can see with the hotspot.

Stock low beam:


Stock high beam:


LED and parking lights only:

 

I think I might actually be on board for these this time. Did we establish that they would fit behind the grill?

 

They fit, but not with the supplied brackets, they will need something that comes straight down like the BAMF bar to hold them from the sides.

 

Yea that's the plan. Awesome. Count me in for local pick up if we get to 6

 

i'm in if we can find 6 committed. Also, I'll take the amber covers.

 

I am in with the amber covers.

 

Bump for some quality products from a trusted member of our forum - I picked these up last go around and am more than pleased with the results!

 

These will be my hidden 'GTFO of the way' lights.

 

@2012Taco Those are some great photos! Thanks for sharing. I've been trying to tell everyone how bright these suckers are! They are a great alternative to light bars if you excellent and affordable lighting.

 

Well, I will consider these an excellent addition to my light bars

 

That too!

 

What do the flood covers look like? I kind of want to fund a custom cover that can combo spot/flood. Maybe just find a clear cover and fuzz out the outside ring of lights for dispersion and keep the center ones for spot...hmmmmm ideas ideas

 

The diffused covers have these sort of tubular vertical ridges that disperse the light. They make a wide cutoff beam.

My buddy used 3 on his F350, the center has the flood, while the two on the ends have spots. I would run the left as flood and right as spot.

 

Ok, I'll look at them. Maybe I can just cut out some hazy vinyl and throw it aroundl the edges

 

Do you have access to a media/sand blaster? The best thing I can think of is get some vinyl cut in circles the size you want the spot to be, or something cool like a bat symbol, stick it in the middle then blast around it lightly. Peal it off and it should work well!

 

Stop doing 70 in a 65 zone in the fast lane, fucker, or i'll turn your night into day!

 

Stop doing 60 in a 65 zone you mean

 

To each is own, my friend.

 

Damnit, this needs more attention! Are people afraid to jump on board?

 

Well, having seen these in person on Iggy's truck, they are pretty TOP quality lights. Not cheap chinese knock offs.