Hey guys, I'm pretty sure most of you are familiar with this light, and now we are making this whole deal a little sweeter.

We have these lights on sale right now, $99.99 for the 4" light and $109.99 for the 7" light. We also have windshield brackets for the TJ/JK for $29.99 per pair.

Here are some specs on the lights:

DURABLE, HI-IMPACT ABS HOUSING
- BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINUM TRIM RING
- INTERNAL STARTER AND BALLAST
- CLEAR POLYCARBONATE PROTECTIVE LENS
- EASY, 2 WIRE INSTALLATION/ WIRE HARNESS
- 35 WATT EURO-BEAM LIGHT PATTERN
- 6,000 COLOR TEMPERATURE
- 3,200 LUMENS

That's right! You can have over 6,000 lumens of lights for under $250 mounted and ready to rock!

Here's the link to the lights

http://www.alternativeoffroad.com/-H...Kits-_c_7.html

Thanks!

 

If this was a spot instead of euro beam I would jump on it

 

Yeah, we have a few customers who are looking for either spot or a flood not a euro. It can be done, but we just don't get enough demand to make it worth the manufacturing process. Some Rigid Duallys might be the best bet for you!

 

I would consider them but they cost way too much. A spot or pencil is really what I need

 

I will keep my eyes peeled if anything becomes available!

 

Do these happen to be road legal in California or are they off-road only? looks like a great deal

 

Unfortunately they are not DOT approved for road use, BUT I will tell you that once you hit dirt, these things are VERY bright for the money!

 

Getting a brand new shipment of lights and brackets on Thursday! Pre-orders are welcome

 

Great lights. I've got (5)-7"

 

Not legal in CA, however... U may get lucky like I did. I had a major electrical issue with my grand Cherokee and its headlights, so I just aimed two of the 7" lights downward and used those as my headlights for a month. No one really flashed their high beams at me, except on the rainy days cause the light reflected off the wet ground. I highly recommend these lights. They are a huge bang for the buck. JP magazine also did a cool write up on these lights a while back. I do also recommend the brackets as I used the smitybilt ones and the ballast hit the windshield and limited my adjustment. I still have the smitybilt ones, but will order a pair of brackets soon