LED Spot light

[Kitsune]

What do you guys think?

Good deal for what it is or is it even worth it?

2pcs 4inch 18W Spot Beam CREE LEDs Work Lights Bars Offroad Driving 4x4 4WD Car | eBay

 

[Chas of MRT]

Some members have those and they work for what they are. They look a little blah to me and will probably only last a year but $15 is less than a large pizza so its hard to go wrong.

If you like the look and dont need a high output light like Baja Designs, those will do the job. Be sure to post up your install so we can see how they look!

 

[gamefreakgc]

I see these mounted on bumpers all the time on SUVs now. They are rather small and don't put out much light but once you've got the wiring all setup it's not hard to switch them out with something bigger and brighter if you change your mind. A decent place to start.

You'll pay more for the wiring kit and the switch then you will for those lights!

 

[tpetsch]

Heck, for that price I'm considering just picking up a pair for work lights to have in the truck.

Attach a few leads and some $1.99 car battery alligator clips and presto you have a work light.

I would not actually attach these to my truck BTW, I'd consider these disposable.

...Oh yea, attach an in-line fuse - Just in case

 

[absalom]

They honestly don't have much of a wow factor, and the tint leaves something to be desired, and the term "spot" doesn't apply well to current LED technology.

For a little more money, you could retrofit some Hella 500 spots with 55w HID's and get about 5x the light in a more pleasing (to you) color choice.

At least that's what I plan on mounting on my ditch light brackets.

 

[Chuckles89]

I really like mine. I've had them for about 1 1/4 years.

 

[Kitsune]

I bought a set. Going to use them for back up lights.

 

[Chuckles89]

I bought a set. Going to use them for back up lights.

Sweet, I mounted mine on the top of the bumper. I used to have one underneath, but ripped it off. 2 on top is great.

 

[jgue467]

I have several pair on my atvs, they come in either 30 (spot) or 60 degree (wide) and throw out quite a bit of lumens, about as far as the runner's oem lights. Replaced the factory polaris atv lights (55W) with these 18watt, nice. Decent for the money, have a metal case and glass front cover, pretty solidly built, include basic mounting hardware and have had them about 3 years - no complaints. :cowboy

 

[Red Monkey]

They would make great back-up lights