Light Bar.

[Patrol'n]

Thanks threedogs, I think I was looking at Western Australian rules, but they could have been a little out of date, I'd be keen to check out the link, since I'm planning on a light bar for my truck. Do you have the link mate?

(Or if not does anybody else have the link threedogs is talking about)?

[threedogs]

Heres some brackets Ive used to mount a piece of perspex ,they look neat and if turned around
you could mount a light bar,
The best spot for a decent light bar is on the roof ,thats where my 240 watt job is.
Trouble is you lose too much light if you mount them too low. Plus you need a spot beam only
those with spread beam on the side are not worth it, a spot beam throws heaps of light sideways,
combine that with some HID driving lights and you are in daylight

[DX grunt]

The best spot for a decent light bar is on the roof ,thats where my 240 watt job is.

TD, what brand is your 240w?

[threedogs]

TD, what brand is your 240w?

Just a chinese one with epistar LEDS, it mounts via legs on each end.
Mates recon its awesome, but not as white as the Narva [cree] and other brand names.
Mine is spot only 30 degrees double row. I think the single row are 15 degree.
I have two spare 36watt x 7" ones I might might sideways as setup lights.
Ive since welded 2 brackets on the front of my ARB 3/4 copy roofrack, so its about 25mm off the roof

[Tonks]

I think i might get the single row 30 inch, its not as big and bulky as the twin row.

[threedogs]

@ Tonks you could mount that under a Rhino bar [aero]
How many watts does a 30" bar have?

[Tonks]

@ Tonks you could mount that under a Rhino bar [aero]
How many watts does a 30" bar have?

3D, the single row 30 inch is 180 watts, it has 18 x 10w LED's.