Piaa lights.

Has anybody ever ran the 7 inch piaa led lights on a roof rack for auxiliary lights? I'm ordering the bajarack here soon with the light cage and I need 4 lights to fill in the gaps. They are expensive and I love the way they look. Especially the grille over the lights with the name. Anybody have these or do y'all prefer something else? I have 4 rigid led pods on my front desert bumper that runs off my stock fog light switch.

 

If you like the larger style round LED lights, we have a few options for you as well. If you don't care if they are LED or halogen, then we have some of our classics with the stone guard with our logo over it too. Plus with halogens, you'd save quite a bit of money.

For LEDs, you can check out our 6" Daylighters with the classic yellow smiley cover. Or our twist on the classic round light, the new Gravity Pro6 which comes with a black cover and KC written in yellow. Both lights actually have the same internal optics, so their performance will be the same. The Pro6 has some unique external design features with makes it stand out from the Daylighters.

For halogens, we also have the 6" Daylighters, but also have the 6" Apollo Pros.

Photos of all of these are below!

Daylighter LEDs




Pro6 LEDs







Apollo Pro Halogens

 

I've got a set of the PIAA 520 ATP 55w's in my grill. I like the look, but I'm less than overwhelmed with the light output. They do decently well as supplemental to low-beam light to fill in the just-beyond-low-beam, but if I flip on my highs there's not a lot of extra light when I flip them on/off. I went with the lightest mesh I could to minimize light blockage due to the lights being behind the grill, but I suspect an upgrade is in my future.

 

Were those the led or halogen?

 

Halogen.

 

I was gonna go for the led lp570.

 

Amazon buyers have been less than impressed by those it seems.

 

Hmmmm. Guess it's time to go to a non tacomaworld website and read some reviews.