You guys have any plans on making any other sizes. Like say a 50"

 

Keep an eye on the forums and our website. We'll be announcing Christmas promotions shortly!

We plan to hold a promotion in honor of all our troops who have and are serving in the near future, we definitely have you guys in mind.

As far as backup lights, most will use our 6LZ compact bar lights or Hawk 6D rail, but if you want to really annoy tailgaters (although STRONGLY not recommended ) you can go with a low profile Hawk 15S pointed in the appropriate direction.





Unfortunately, no plans at this time.

 

Awesome let us know! I'll order more ha. Maybe 2 15s this time.

 

Got the Blitzpro lights mounted and wired. The front has the 21S bar and two 6LZ bars (slightly canted outward). Along each side there are two 6LZ bars and two 6LZ bars mounted on the rear of the Gobi. Ran all the wires through the top bar of the rack and mounted the side and rear lights to the bottom rail (drilled and tapped two holes per light). Used 4 pin trailer plugs for quick disconnects at the front where the gobi quick disco's are. Hooked it all up to the spod and pretty happy with the results. The pictures of the lights on didn't come out with my cell phone...but it is definitly bright and well worth the money!

I am planning on mounting two more 6LZ bars near the muffler like a previous person has posted and tap them directly into the stock reverse lights.

Will try to get some better pictures with the lights on.

 

How well sealed are these units? If mounting for back-up and or other lower mounting applications I'm curious how well they will handle heavy splash and/or being submerged for say water crossings, etc?

 

do you offer any type of covers? i think in pa i need to have my lights all covered up while on the street? also any pics of the amber film lit up on a light?

 

Teamfaust, it looks like the Blitzpro lights are IP67 rated according to the website. IP stands for Ingress Protection, this measures the unit's ability to keep out dust and dirt (the first number) and water (the second number) IP68 is the best rating possible. The second number (7 in the case of Blitzpro) means that they are sealed up to 1 meter deep for immersion up to 30 minutes. IP68 is good for fluid immersion over 1 meter indefinitely. Just FYI, anything less than IP66 and you wouldn't want to take it through a car wash. I personally won't buy any light that is not at least IP67. The first number refers to the lights ability to keep dust out. Forget about anything less than a 6, you will just end up being pissed off because they are not sealed well at all.

Chris

 

That is awesome.

 

Beachrat you can't add that much awesomeness to your rig without at least one night shot! Looks sick man.

 

Sorry, I looked through our archives but don't have any pictures of it. Should have taken some when testing the film. Will try to get some soon for you. In regards to covers, we have a few in development and will definitely keep you posted.

Thank you for the very informative reply! Yes, our lights are IP67 rated and have been dunk tested for over 100 hours with no issues.

Ditto.