Expedition Modded Jeeps - Let's see 'em!!
130, aren't they? Pretty sure that's what I have over my windshield, anyway.
Sorry, best picture right now--we had to mod the MBRP rack extension to work with the AEV snorkel and this was mid-mod.

Only pic post-mod ...

Oh, if you haven't noticed, check out my headlights in the top pic. I never liked the bug-eye look of the stock headlights. These, from Northridge, are much more classic looking.
Sorry, best picture right now--we had to mod the MBRP rack extension to work with the AEV snorkel and this was mid-mod.

Only pic post-mod ...

Oh, if you haven't noticed, check out my headlights in the top pic. I never liked the bug-eye look of the stock headlights. These, from Northridge, are much more classic looking.
Last edited by Mark Doiron; Jan 6, 2013 at 05:13 AM.
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130, aren't they? Pretty sure that's what I have over my windshield, anyway.
They came with130 watt, autozone has 150 watt Sylvania bulbs that actually fit, also sell 100 watt ones. I keep spares in my tool box, will take a look to verify (The fog lens comes with 100 watt bulbs)
The long distance, driving, and fog lights are all the same aside from lens and wattage I believe.
130, aren't they? Pretty sure that's what I have over my windshield, anyway.
They came with130 watt, autozone has 150 watt Sylvania bulbs that actually fit, also sell 100 watt ones. I keep spares in my tool box, will take a look to verify (The fog lens comes with 100 watt bulbs)
The long distance, driving, and fog lights are all the same aside from lens and wattage I believe.
I have a similar set up (aside from the lights in the side, which I will quickly rectify, those look great and would be very functional) with all 150 watt KC slim lights. On the rear I have 150w flood work/backup lights and 4 overhead floods on the same rack on that rig, 2 long range lights on my A-pillars, 2 fog and 2 driving lights on my bumper, and have never felt myself wishing for more light than I had.
A lot of ruckus was raised when Jeep came out with the YJ. Many longtime Jeepers still don't consider them "real Jeeps" (I'm neither a longtime Jeeper, nor of that opinion). But, I like the Jeep for its classic looks. That's why most of us like the Jeep, it's probably safe to say. The square and rectangular lighting arrangements may be the better lighting option, but they just look odd on a Jeep. Maybe it's the next generation poking up its head. Maybe square headlights will make a comeback on the Jeep. But, until then, I'd say you can get plenty of lumens with round lights.
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This ... was an opinion. :-)
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This ... was an opinion. :-)
Steve
Mark-
I just went with the same trailgator table that you have and boy-oh-boy is it awesome. Super happy. I'm planning to get a rack up top so I can put an awning on the side, a must have in my opinion, although I could be swayed. Just curious, when it comes to rain, what do you do about using the back tailgate table? Have you thought up a clever way to stay dry or do you just deal?
I just went with the same trailgator table that you have and boy-oh-boy is it awesome. Super happy. I'm planning to get a rack up top so I can put an awning on the side, a must have in my opinion, although I could be swayed. Just curious, when it comes to rain, what do you do about using the back tailgate table? Have you thought up a clever way to stay dry or do you just deal?
'Heavily Lumened' LED lights can be round... check the ARB 'Intensity'.
Very well made and very round, but for a price...
http://www.arb.com.au/news/magazines/2012/october/#/18/
Very well made and very round, but for a price...
http://www.arb.com.au/news/magazines/2012/october/#/18/
Last edited by GJeep; Jan 6, 2013 at 11:54 AM.
'Heavily Lumened' LED lights can be round... check the ARB 'Intensity'.
Very well made and very round, but for a price...
http://www.arb.com.au/news/magazines/2012/october/#/18/
Very well made and very round, but for a price...
http://www.arb.com.au/news/magazines/2012/october/#/18/
Steve






