I just put these on on thursday night. They work awesome. Can bounce a good mile nice and bright. 370 degrees around 45 degrees down, 90 degrees up. Wireless remote works from almost 200', each on it's own frequency. Was a Little worried about the air box lids popping off, but they are really hard to lift off (pop the snaps) They are low enough and outboard to see easily through the windshield. Have to look around just a bit during some turning situations. They are pretty fun though, also double as really powerful driving lights. Keep them turned back during normal driving to protect the lens. Kind of look like double snorkel kit.

I just put these on on thursday night. They work awesome. Can bounce a good mile nice and bright. 370 degrees around 45 degrees down, 90 degrees up. Wireless remote works from almost 200', each on it's own frequency. Was a Little worried about the air box lids popping off, but they are really hard to lift off (pop the snaps) They are low enough and outboard to see easily through the windshield. Have to look around just a bit during some turning situations. They are pretty fun though, also double as really powerful driving lights. Keep them turned back during normal driving to protect the lens. Kind of look like double snorkel kit.

Lights 1

Lights 2

Lights 3

Lights 4

Lights 5

Lights 6

Last one 7

Very sexy looking set-up, Alpha!! Of course you know we will all want to know brand, price, and other details.

Thanks for sharing.

Jim
Red H2

All I got to say is: SWEEEEEEEET!!! Those lights are VERY trick!!!

2003 Orange H2, Viper Responder Alarm, Audiobahn Sound, 325/65R20 M/T tires on order from Toyo, 20" Monsta Wheels, Rosen Video

Very nice - great color H2

"White is Right"

Gotta have 'em. How are they mounted and did it require any re-fab of the boxes? Did you intstall a power switch inside or simply use remotes? Power source? These are the coolest add-ons I've seen in weeks, come'on now spill the goods and let us all know where we can get'em

"Oil that is, Black Gold, Texas Tea!" Jed Clampett

From an earlier thread, I believe these are the ones he wnet with:
Link to Wet Marine

Acid Nasty is right, those are the lights. I did get the ones though with both a remote and helm control. Right now I am only using the remotes, I will have the dealer run the wiring for the helms when it goes in next. I basically ligned them up visually, popped the covers off drilled the holes, had to go to hardware store to get all stainless nuts and bolts and wide fender washers. They only give you these sad little wood screws. Had to drill a center hole for the wiring. Ran the wires through the front slot under hood lid, then into engine compartment between the flanges right at the back. Mounted ground with a big eye to inner fender support, fused the line with an inline 15 amp per the instructions, ran the positives to the little alternator junction at left side of the motor (Just enough room for the extra eyes and 2 wires and still closed the box) and that was it. simple setting of dip switches on the remotes, and initializing, and away we go. I got them through west marine for $299.00 each for the 2 switch (the thread is for remote only @ $249.00)$20 in misc hardware, wires, fuseable links, etc. and it was done. Took about an hour to make both after the hour of staring at them placed in different spots on the covers, trying to figure out if I really wanted to do what I was about to do....Glad I did

I have the same light except mine is not permanently mounted. It came with a suction base or a magnetic base and you simply plop it on top of the H2 and plug the cigar lighter plug in and use the wireless remote. Great light.

Cool Lights Indeed! Here's the factory.

www.golight.com

Jim
03' Pewter, LUX H-2
00' K3500 Crew Cab
69' Toyota FJ-40 Land Cruiser
71' 427 FJ-40 Land Cruiser
02' Nissan Maxima SE

Paragon,

What kind of light that has the suction cup did you go with and where did you get it. Thanks

It was golight just like Alpha has.

How does the suction cup mount work under high speeda?? Thanks