carid

When you need the maximum amount of lighting performance possible, LED light bar will be a great solution! It produces huge amount of illumination in a sleek low profile design. Each item is completely water and dust proof so you don't have to worry about the elements affecting their performance. Lights are available in a variety of lengths and configurations specifically for your application needs.
Lumen® - Dual Row Long LED Light Bar is mount easily on any pre-drilled holes atop headache racks, bull bars, or grille guards.

Check out only few key features of this product:
- Total LED power ranges from 126 watts up to 324 watts
- Die-cast aluminum housings are light weight and corrosion-free
- Color temperature rating is 6500 Kelvin (on the cool, blue end of the visibility scale)
- 1 year warranty.










Checkout the price and other details for your model here: Off-Road Lights for Trucks & SUVs at CARiD.com

Would you like to get one for your truck?

rockcrawler304

Very nice!!!

Any type of discount for DTR members?

carid

Thanks, they are really cool! You can feel free to call our general sales line, mention that you are the member of DTR and first time buyer, and they will gladly provide you with the discount.

rockcrawler304

Sweet!!

Thanks

high bid

I run a 30" dual row LED (not this brand) and wow....it throws some serious light! It's amazing how technology has changed lighting. I can rem the KC highlighter days 10+ years ago and things have improved 10 fold.

carid

high bid, you're absolutely right! Technologies have made huge step and more is yet to come. Glad to hear, that you are happy with this product, since this is the main goal of the light bar - to increase your illumination and give you more light!

HMX-1

Are these strictly floods, or do you guys have the spot/flood combo (spots in the middle, floods on the ends)?


Looking for some for my new Can-Am Commander.



-Kris

high bid

Come up with some factory LED bulb replacements and I'd definitely be interested! Maybe someone has this market already but I've yet to find them. I have the brightest 65/80watt replacements and they're marginally ok for normal on the road use. I'm going to install the wire harness modification and see if that helps. LED is definitely the way to go.