Anyone tried Night Prowler lights?

[Turbo Piston Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Turbo Piston]

Looking at these since my bar won't accomodate for 9" lights.

Has anyone seen these in action?
http://www.led-light-bar.com.au/prod...t-spread-beam/

Other option is the Lightforce LEd 180, but they are $1k for the pair

[mjrandom Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close mjrandom]

Why LED? We put some 75W 7" HIDs from Sunyee and they are really very good. $100 or so from memory. Poly body but easy to set up. Worth a look.

[shonky 150 Member Find all posts View Profile Close shonky 150]

they look like an exact copy of the greatwhites , from the fins at the back to the adjustment set up.

interesting to see what there like.

[Whitey Shockie Maker of the Month Award Find all posts View Profile Close Whitey]

Hey,

+1 on the 7" HID Sunyee lights.

I put a pair of these on the front of my wifes Mazda 3, as I was sick of not being able to see anything at night, they are awesome for the price!

Great whites have been ridiculously overpriced for a long time.

Much cheaper options out there if you want LED.

At half the price, I reckon these will prolly last just as long as the fancy pants overpriced lights...

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2x7INCH-9...item35e30a4c47

Best

Mark

[Turbo Piston Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Turbo Piston]

I actually was talking to Sunyee about his lights. I just don't like the red, I will ask if he has them in black.

Going back to the Night prowler, yes they look like a copy of the Great whites, I like the design more too.

I want LED, because I feel everyone else has LED bars haha, don't want to be left out

[DISHoh Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close DISHoh]

I ran a pair of those cheap HIDs for a while. While the light output wasn't a problem, the mounting method and construction of the light was.

Constantly coming loose (over corrugations admittedly) they were spread configuration and the reflector would rotate within the housing giving me a vertical beam of light rather than horizontal. Tried double sided tape and eventually sikaflex to keep them bloody still but they kept jiggling around over time.

I'm also a bit OCD with having them aligned perfectly and even before they started moving around they were hard to get pinpoint accurate as their toothed mounts weren't fine enough so I had to use shims unders the front / back of the mount...

Lesson learnt here - buy good quality the first time.

[mjrandom Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close mjrandom]

So far, admittedly only 4 weeks, the HIDs haven't moved and the mounting arrangement is better than other poly lights I have used. Far superior to the Lightforce Genesis which moved with the moon. When we bought ours there were red and black rings available.

[Turbo Piston Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Turbo Piston]

SO i ended up buying these, they are heaps better than my old ones. I took some pics with my phone but the LED light doesn't really appear. For $400 I didn't expect much so they do the job, but I wish I had something to compare it too. WOnder if the Lightforce LEd 180 would of been better!