Driving Lights / Work Lamps - LED advice please

Funny you should ask, as I was out in it late last night, so got to try them out, and they are bright, and light up a long way in front, even a lot better than the 8" spots that I have on the bumper - can't wait to have 6 of them on the roof

as far as standard full beam?

I would say more, I think

nice,, cheers. might get one to try

Which supplier did you use?

Will hunt out the link tomorrow when back at work

Here is a link tot he 'spot' versions I bought...

Kawell 2X18W 1260 Lm CREE Spot LED Work Light Bar Offroad Car 4X4WD Boat UK | eBay

and here are the 'flood' versions the same seller does...

2X18w 1260 LM Cree Flood Led Work Light Bar LED Off Road Worklamp Boat Mine UK | eBay

Came in about 2 days UK tracked post

I was just looking into this. I need a new light bar as mine fell off. I like things bright, like really annoy/blind my friends, haha. I was looking at putting 6 of these on. 6X 27W 9 LED Work Spot Light Bar Flood Beam Offroad TRUCK 12V/ 24V Waterproof | eBay
I just don't really understand the wattage thing. Is the higher the number the brighter it is. Might be a daft question but i've never really had anything to do with led lights, however seeing this thread has made me see just how much brighter they are.

What I always look for it 'Lumens' as this shows how bright the lights will be and also gauge on how far the beam will travel.

Watts tend to just be how bright the light is, for example the living room light bulb can be 60W, 100W etc, but if that was on the light bar, it wouldn't through the beam very far.....if that makes sense.....although I could be talking rubbish......

So the ones you have linked to have 1700ish lumen which ain't bad I also prefer to get the Cree LED's as they seem to be one of the market leaders.

i have one of these on the back as a work light 18w LED Flood Worklamp - www.Fourby.co.uk super bright and much better than anything I've ever had before.

and four of these - 48w Square LED Spotlamp - www.Fourby.co.uk on the front. don't need to use any stock lights anymore - good coverage and distance is more than standard headlights. also less glare than traditional panels.

These are mine on the back with reverse Lts

Now there is a good plough

errr wut.. why would you put lights under the bumper?

trax said:

errr wut.. why would you put lights under the bumper?

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in case it was foggy?

or to show up the bunnies?

i'm confused by the whole height of it, is it hugely lifted? 4inch body and 4inch sus... ok

its all the 'colour coding' for me....

i colour code if i still have paint in the paint pot

mudflaps

StuRox said:

mudflaps

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i'm thinking they won't be doing much

trax said:

i'm thinking they won't be doing much

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Not with that Plough anyways