Hi all,
So I have a 5th gen with a Gobi mutli-light stealth rack setup, but curious to hear from anyone with any front-facing multi-light LEDs on their roof rack.
There are a few ways to configure and trying to decide best way to do it.
the openings are basically big enough that I can do four 6-inch lights or i can do a 6" on either side and then put a 10" in the middle slot.
I am looking at the RIGID and the BLACKOAK LEDs.
They have spot, flood, diffused, spot/flood combo, and a few others. They also have amber light options.
Has anyone mixed these in a way they think is good? Looking for something versatile that would be good for everything from driving on unlit forest roads, to a general ambient work light for arriving & setting up a campsite at night.
Currently thinking of doing 2 x 6" floods on the left and right and then 2 spot/flood combos in the middle. Or else maybe having the middle 2 lights be one diffused and one spot, thereby covering all bases.
Open to any suggestions that have worked well for people.
This picture is not my truck but it is the 4-light arrangement pattern I'm planning on.
So I have a 5th gen with a Gobi mutli-light stealth rack setup, but curious to hear from anyone with any front-facing multi-light LEDs on their roof rack.
There are a few ways to configure and trying to decide best way to do it.
the openings are basically big enough that I can do four 6-inch lights or i can do a 6" on either side and then put a 10" in the middle slot.
I am looking at the RIGID and the BLACKOAK LEDs.
They have spot, flood, diffused, spot/flood combo, and a few others. They also have amber light options.
Has anyone mixed these in a way they think is good? Looking for something versatile that would be good for everything from driving on unlit forest roads, to a general ambient work light for arriving & setting up a campsite at night.
Currently thinking of doing 2 x 6" floods on the left and right and then 2 spot/flood combos in the middle. Or else maybe having the middle 2 lights be one diffused and one spot, thereby covering all bases.
Open to any suggestions that have worked well for people.
This picture is not my truck but it is the 4-light arrangement pattern I'm planning on.