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Cool, thanks for the visual and the image. Gonna have to see how much wiggle room I have for mounting or what I can come up with to mount them in my valance as is. Thanks again!
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01-09-2013, 07:14 AM
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I am ready for the next group buy
2 SL 4" Flood pattern
1 Trek Pod XT 25 degree (I think)
Mounted in front of the grill on the bumper it should give me all the front lighting needed.
Maybe a 6.5 SL flood for the back.
At least this is my initial thoughts
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01-09-2013, 08:25 AM
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I am ready for the next group buy
2 SL 4" Flood pattern
1 Trek Pod XT 25 degree (I think)
Mounted in front of the grill on the bumper it should give me all the front lighting needed.
Maybe a 6.5 SL flood for the back.
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At least this is my initial thoughts
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01-11-2013, 02:55 AM
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Do you have any photos of the XT bars from the back or side? I'd just like to get a better look at the heatsinks if possible.
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4" TrekLight XT, 7 Inch TrekLight ES, 13 Inch TrekLight ES.
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When I get my rear bumper and swing out I want to mount a single light right above the tire as a reverse and camp light. Similar to this setup.
I originally wanted a Rigid Dually with diffused lens but not too excited about paying the price tag.
What single light would you suggest for this application? I like the 4" SL led bar you have because it's pretty slim, but I'm not sure if a flood pattern and normal lens is going to be enough to disperse the light the way I'm looking for. Thanks for any help!
BTW, Welcome to the boards. You seem a lot more stable than the last lights vendor we had lol.
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When I get my rear bumper and swing out I want to mount a single light right above the tire as a reverse and camp light. Similar to this setup.
I originally wanted a Rigid Dually with diffused lens but not too excited about paying the price tag.
What single light would you suggest for this application? I like the 4" SL led bar you have because it's pretty slim, but I'm not sure if a flood pattern and normal lens is going to be enough to disperse the light the way I'm looking for. Thanks for any help!
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I tried unstable. Didn't suit me well. 
Thanks for the welcome!
I'd recommend the flood beam 4" TrekLight XT.
The photo below shows the spot beam (sorry for the crappy photo- you can't see it, but the light is shining on that building down in the distance).
If mounted over a tire in flood pattern, you'd have an excellent camping/reverse light.
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I'd recommend the flood beam 4" TrekLight XT.
If mounted over a tire in flood pattern, you'd have an excellent camping/reverse light.
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Looks good! If there is a group buy going in a couple weeks I'll jump on it. If not, I'll pm ya for the forum discount. Thanks Mr. whatever your name is 
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Looks good! If there is a group buy going in a couple weeks I'll jump on it. If not, I'll pm ya for the forum discount. Thanks Mr. whatever your name is |
You're most welcome.
The name's Troy.
No Mr. required
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I have spent the last week drilling Troy with questions. He is always quick to come back and answer them for me. I made my order with him and bought 2 4" XT flood bars and a 18" XT spot bar. If his lights are anywhere close to his customer service then I'm sure I will be more than happy with his products! I'll do a write-up on them in a couple of months (out of town for now) when I get them installed. Thanks for everything Troy!
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I have spent the last week drilling Troy with questions. He is always quick to come back and answer them for me. I made my order with him and bought 2 4" XT flood bars and a 18" XT spot bar. If his lights are anywhere close to his customer service then I'm sure I will be more than happy with his products! I'll do a write-up on them in a couple of months (out of town for now) when I get them installed. Thanks for everything Troy!
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Troy, thanks for the speedy service!!!
Troy handled my order like a pro, customer support was top notch and the shipping was super fast!!!
I have a trip planned and Troy surpassed my expectations.
  
Troy hooked me up with one 13 inch and two 7 inch bars!!!!
Thanks again Troy.
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