baja light options

white4run

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Hey Everyone, Working on lighting and as much as I love Baja spending another $2000.00 for something that will honestly not be used that often is making it hard to pull the trigger . I would like to get a light bar, a few spot lights and a few task lights. Is anyone useing any other less expensive brands they've been happy with. Amazon features Nilight, and OPT7 anyone lighting up the night with either of those brands? I no Baja is well made and the lesser brands won't be of the same quality, but I'd rather put the monies toward something else if I can
 
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Hey Everyone, Working on lighting and as much as I love Baja spending another $2000.00 for something that will honestly not be used that often is making it hard to pull the trigger . I would like to get a light bar, a few spot lights and a few task lights. Is anyone useing any other less expensive brands they've been happy with. Amazon features Nilight, and OPT7 anyone lighting up the night with either of those brands? I no Baja is well made and the lesser brands won't be of the same quality, but I'd rather put the monies toward something else if I can

A Rigid Radiance bar would be cheap and still brand name, mine has worked great when needed, which isn't often. I have dually cube lights for front and rear as well.

A number of folks have used OPT7 with good results for the price...
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/210966-opt7-led-bars-anyone-any-experience-them.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/222180-those-looking-led-light-bar.html
 
Hey Everyone, Working on lighting and as much as I love Baja spending another $2000.00 for something that will honestly not be used that often is making it hard to pull the trigger . I would like to get a light bar, a few spot lights and a few task lights. Is anyone useing any other less expensive brands they've been happy with. Amazon features Nilight, and OPT7 anyone lighting up the night with either of those brands? I no Baja is well made and the lesser brands won't be of the same quality, but I'd rather put the monies toward something else if I can

The amazon light bars work fantastic.

Don't pay for the name of the light bar. After inspecting the internals of the amazon light bar (had a 51" curved on my jeep for years) it's almost identical.

For what it's worth, some friends and I compared a 20" amazon led bar vs two 10" rigid bars (same wattage and spread pattern) and couldn't tell a difference.

Buy an amazon bar.

Plus if you have a prime membership, the return policy is awesome :)
 
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I've got nilight-brand lights on the rear - 7" single row bars on the top of my rack and flush mount cubes in my bumper. I added some clear sealant to the single row lights because the #1 complaint was water making its way to the inside of the lens. Didn't do it with the cubes, but those were only $17 for the set.

I've thought about trying one of their bars on the top of my rack, but it's #10 out of the 10 things on my to-do list currently.
 

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