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    I bought a cheapie off trade me 8 years back for the pajero.
    Worked very well and lasted.
    It was maybe 125 down from 170 or something like that.
    Very happy with it.
    Don't have to have a name brand, just got lucky I suppose

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    I went Stedi light bar with mounting and switch kit for my VW ute,
    However I think if i did it again I would drop to the smaller one, went 31.5" but its too bright for everyday use,
    definitly don't want to be blasting any on-comming driver. and yes I know it should not be used for on road.
    Fine on long open roads were you can see on coming traffic a long way out, but not so good on the windy stuff i mostly drive on.
    Z
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZQLewis View Post
    I went Stedi light bar with mounting and switch kit for my VW ute,
    However I think if i did it again I would drop to the smaller one, went 31.5" but its too bright for everyday use,
    definitly don't want to be blasting any on-comming driver. and yes I know it should not be used for on road.
    Fine on long open roads were you can see on coming traffic a long way out, but not so good on the windy stuff i mostly drive on.
    Z
    I wired mine into the high beam switch.
    Which seems to cause contention depending on who does the warrant.
    Old undated rules about single headlight i think.
    But no you have to have a single bar theoretically wired standalone but a pair are meant to be off the high beam.
    Silly

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    Mine is wired into the High beam circuit but has a separate switch.
    So for warrent time it is left turned off. When I want it, I turn it on and its on/off with the High beam.
    Sometimes I will turn it off early when I see a car coming but may want to let it get a bit closer before taking High beam off.
    Z

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    I am big Narva light bar fan and have fitted 3 others to mates utes and they love them…
    Also heard good things about stedi but not tried them

 

 

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