Which Rigid Industries Light - Spot, Driving, Hybrid (spot/flood combo)
JK Enthusiast
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The driving beam sounds like it would better serve your needs. Have you considered the D2's? They are a good bit brighter than my 10" spot. The 10" spot is pretty narrow and really doesn't seem that bright to me. Hope this helps.
JK Super Freak
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I have a Rigid 12" lightbar in combo spot/flood pattern. If doing it again, I'd get the spot pattern. The combo pattern reaches the tops of trees and lights the immediate surrounding brush unnecessarily.
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JK Jedi
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JK Super Freak
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scooby snacks, why not take a look at BiLTRiTE?? I know you've registered to win in our giveaway, and if you make a purchase before Monday and win the contest, we'll refund your purchase! Don't overpay for the other guys, we use all the same CREE LEDs with optics that are as good or better than them. You can buy a competitor's 10", 3950 lumen lightbar for $400, our SURGE 12 2.0 LED Bar @ 8.4" and 3240 lumens for $285.99, or our SURGE 20 2.0 LED Bar @ 13.1" and 5400 for $449.99....
You should check this post on our website out as well:
Surge 2.0 vs. the Other Guys | BiLTRiTE Manufacturing
You should check this post on our website out as well:
Surge 2.0 vs. the Other Guys | BiLTRiTE Manufacturing
JK Freak
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Originally Posted by scooby snacks
Looks good... I am wondering how a 20" would look on the bull bar... I guess I will measure it after work. Good call on the security nuts. I was going to use the red loctite but I guess I will look into your solution instead.
