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    Quote Originally Posted by DX grunt View Post
    Hi Paul, again.

    This is what I'm thinking of....

    I have the IPF 900 driving lights (both spot) with the chrome front, (these ones take an H3 halogen lamp), on the bull bar and was thinking of mounting a 40" Aurora light bar on the cab roof.

    I've checked your website out and have chosen the 40" because of the 1600m, projectable light distance.

    I live/drive on mainly long, flat country roads, and the long distance the light projects is my reason for choice.

    Let me know your thoughts on this combination. I'm open to suggestions.

    Rossco
    G'day Rossco.
    Thanks for your enquiry.

    The amount of light the 40" Aurora LED lightbar emits, will more or less make your other lights non existent. This includes your spotties! At 19600 lumens of light they are amazing.
    The use of quality 5w led's and the reflector design gives you an even light all over. Like Darren (MudRunnerTD) said, it is like liquid light.

    As for mounting, well there are many ways this can be done. The simplest and tidiest setup would be to run a single rack for the lightbar. If you can find something that sits nice and low it will make for a nice and slimlime setup. Otherwise if the rack sits high enough you have the option to mount the lightbar underneath the rack.
    They come with two different sizes for the mounting feet so you will have an option that best suits your needs.

    If you have any further questions let me know.

    Cheers,
    Paul

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