Brush guard Lights???

[3Hummer]

that looks sick i wanna do that! how much did that cost?

[fourfourto]

Originally Posted by 3Hummer

that looks sick i wanna do that! how much did that cost?

I only paid $26.00 with shipping on EBay.Cheap mod.(PIAA 540 covers)
You can also check local auto store to order them for about $40.00
They have to be modified a little to fit also 6 months ago I went over the white letters with a silver scripto marker(looks better)

They have been on for 2 years no problems.

As you can see I got the idea from starsnbars he used KC covers


Old link http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ht=piaa+covers

[cdmintmi]

yes I am a newbie but really I did search and search and search this and other forums. I found no mention about which lights perform the best, easiest to install, or best factory wiring systems. I searched for about 6 hours in two nights and did not find what I was looking for. So I asked. Is that not proper etiquette for this forum? By the way thanks for your comment and that does look sick. I was looking at the either the Piaa 520 SMR's or the 520 ATP's to put on my brush guard. Based on my research they look like really good lights and I was just wondering if someone who had lights and wouldn't mind sharing info on theirs. thanks

[fourfourto]

Yeh sometimes search doesnt have info needed.(or its hidden in a unrelated post)check roof rack lights ect.

Sometimes also it takes a few days or a week for people to see the new post.
I know alot of people here have off road lights.
I would also make my choice based on price and looks.

[moorec614]

I purchased some Delta's for my light bar, and I'm not very pleased with them.

They aren't water tight (they're supposed to be) so they get condensation in them, very annoying.

[CWS]

In the near future, I will be purchasing a few lights. I know exactly what I want, I'm getting "Lightforce" lights. Two 170 Strikers for my brush guard and four 140 Lance's for my roof light bar.

If they're good enough for Rod Hall's "Team Hummer", they're good enough for me. Plus they look cool and they're light (no pun intended).
http://www.lightforceusa.com/

Cliff

[wpage]

With under 20 posts your going to need to be a little more specific punk ass!
Next time do your home work and ask a intelligent question. There are hundreds of posts on brush guard light. After you have been around a while you can earn some respect if you are not some poser or ae or just a douche bag. Currently you appear to be some cry baby kid who is too lazy to do his own research...
With all due respect of course

[timgco]

I guess a good place to start with lights:

your intentions for them/ fog/snow/ off road only?
price/ you can go from $60/set to 2K/set

There are a ton of options out there.

PIAA 520's are a good light for the price.

PIAA HID's, HELLA HID's, or Vision X lights are great...but expensive.

I have used PIAA's up until now on all my trucks.

I'm now going to the VISION X HID's and LED light bar on the next "project"....this summer.

http://www.visionxoffroad.com/products/hid/8500/

http://www.visionxoffroad.com/products/led/XMITTERBAR/