haha he'll be more careful in future! What would you have to do to buy a slab HM?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilux man
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haha he'll be more careful in future! What would you have to do to buy a slab HM?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilux man
I don't have to do anything thing mate. I have been a labourer before. I done my time
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Booked in a trip to wonnangatta next weekend..It's been tooooo long.
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Got my electrics fixed yesterday. New LED headlight kit fitted and my 520w light bars.......I own the bitumen, baby. PML.
40plus amps of light bars??? WTFQuote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
I'm not scared of the dark, anymore as long as I look straight ahead when I'm driving. PML.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
Mechanic asked me today if my roofrack mounted light bar was wired in with the high beams and I said yes , but I have an isolator switch .
He said if the cops pull you up hit the isolator switch and if they ask tell them it's a setup camp light and on a different circuit that has to be switched on manually , he said they are going to crack down on it in the future .
Anything that's above the bonnet can't reflect off the bonnet or windscreen .
I'd be surprised if it pulls even half that. My light bar which was advertised at 240W when I put a clamp meter on it drew something around 8AQuote:
Originally Posted by macca
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Some sellers are advertising the light bar specs at the highest input voltage. Thats what's happening with the 700W light bars.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
These are the lights I’ve got on the bulbar of my uteQuote:
Originally Posted by macca
https://www.ledlightco.com.au/aurora...ith-ar-optics/
https://www.ledlightco.com.au/37-ext...10w-cree-leds/
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