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NickMc



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Northern Ireland 2006 Defender 90 Td5 HT Bonatti Grey
Lights on expedition Rack
So what have you all fitted to your LR expedition racks? I quite fancy a light bar, but the sizes are very confusing as for what to go for, either 60 cm in the middle or 130 cm right across. There's thousands on ebay in all different shapes and sizes. I would like something not too tall so I can fit the two surf boards in either side of the plated square bit in the middle, which is swaying me towards one in the centre.



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NickMc



Member Since: 01 Oct 2014
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Northern Ireland 2006 Defender 90 Td5 HT Bonatti Grey
Everyone must be running around lightless Whistle Anyone got photos of their set up?
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GREENI



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Here's my setup, sorry, the only photo I have, that has a decent shot of the lights...
They are Rigid Industries lights and though not cheap, they're hellishly good. 2 flood, 2 beam.
Available from Zen Overland.
Me at the back.....





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NickMc



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They look well and not too tall Thumbs Up

I've seen similar CREE ones that look affordable on ebay that I am very tempted by http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151581157663
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ken



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blackwolf



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NickMc wrote:
They look well and not too tall Thumbs Up

I've seen similar CREE ones that look affordable on ebay that I am very tempted by http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151581157663


I have four of these with flood beam mounted on my rack (2 at rear, one each side) to provide all round scene lighting. They are excellent, and incredible value.
Post #413130 2nd Apr 2015 7:54am
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GREENI



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Ken, your trucks always look bang on!

NickMc, as Blackwolf just pointed out, they seem quite good, I might buy some for the side of the rack for under the awning, and use the others as a back up light and for my 90, good find Thumbs Up QRZ M8VPF
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Gunbus



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Hi Ken,

Can you tell me what make your wing intakes are?

Cheers
Post #413153 2nd Apr 2015 9:45am
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ken



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Yeh home made Thumbs Up
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Gunbus



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Very good,

I though I had seen them on another defender?? Maybe one of yours as well!
Post #413166 2nd Apr 2015 10:23am
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ken



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Its hardly a unique design Rolling with laughter
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mikeh501



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mud-uk do the plastic jobbies, and the metal ones are military take offs, so harder to find. dont know if anybody fabs metal ones for sale though.
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Bionicmunky



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4x4overlander do

http://www.4x4overlander.com/product/stainless-steel-snow-cowl/
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Gunbus



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Thanks for the links guys Thumbs Up
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jumbo



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