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Old 03-01-2012, 08:51 AM
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O.K. So I have my new Land Rover Lamp bar installed, but I have yet to purchase fog lamps. My old brush bar fell completely apart so I decided all I wanted was a nice light bar. I removed the old fogs, which are fine, but I kind of want new ones too. Also, the old lights are bar mount and the new light bar only accepts post mounted lights. I was looking at Safari 5000's, but the price is a bit high. I was wondering if there are any aftermarket lights that are comparable? I would like them about the same size and to have the guards. I am not afraid of the wiring but I do not want to pullout the existing land rover aftermarket lighting wiring set-up. Pic of fogs mounted would be great.

By the way I have the old lights up for sale on Flea Bay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/130657103432...84.m1555.l2649

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Mike
 
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I own hella 500's,1000's,2000's and 4000's. I like them all for different reasons. They are well made and parts are available. I have a set of IPF dual filament lights that are great also. Hope it helps...
 
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So which do you want, fog lights yellowish or driving light, white? Standard up to 100 watts or HID's?
 
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Old 03-02-2012, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Disco Mike
So which do you want, fog lights yellowish or driving light, white? Standard up to 100 watts or HID's?

Hi Mike,
I would want the white driving lights I guess. I am also thinking about buying a roof rack later and want to use the same lights for that. I looked up Hella 500's and I like those. I don't think I need HID's, standard will be fine. The truck will have some off road use, but nothing to extreme. Something that can light up a beach for surf casting at night would be great.

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Also check out the PIAA 520 ATP lights. I just ordered a set for my bumper. A freind has them on his Jeep and I really liked the beam pattern. I plan on adding 4 more on my rack to help light up th beach for late night fishing and exploration.
 
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Old 03-02-2012, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by ebg18t
Also check out the PIAA 520 ATP lights. I just ordered a set for my bumper. A freind has them on his Jeep and I really liked the beam pattern. I plan on adding 4 more on my rack to help light up th beach for late night fishing and exploration.

Just checked the PIAA 520 ATP out, I like them! They have the stone guards too, which is what I am looking for. Thank for the suggestion.

--Mike
 
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