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orid


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Anyone using these ,can give some feedback please?

 

Regards STRIKER PROFESSIONAL EDITION LED DRIVING LIGHTS - TWIN PACK Product Image



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orid wrote:

Anyone using these ,can give some feedback please?

 

Regards STRIKER PROFESSIONAL EDITION LED DRIVING LIGHTS - TWIN PACK Product Image

 

Hi Peter....if you ask Mr Google about "Lightforce Striker" you will find some "interesting" comments! The 4wd Supacentre sells 10,000 Lumens spotlights at low price,but I don't know about the quality? Cheers

P.S Found this on internet.Hope I'm not breaking any forum rules by posting it?

 

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Nowdays I rarely drive at night and tend to adjust speed for normal lighting to be effective, so I no longer use any long distance lights, I have even taken the four Hella's off the front of Patrol. I do however still have Bull Bar and Shoo Roo whistles fitted.

It seems that my most recent animal strikes have been birds and a couple of skinks in daylight.

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Sorry can't comment on the lights.

We don't drive at night either, rather play it safe.



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orid wrote:

Anyone using these ,can give some feedback please?

 

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Just so you know, Lightforce is a South Australian company and at least until recently, all development and manufacturing was done in Adelaide. May still be the case, but I may not be up to date.
Like RedArc, another Adelaide company, they have developed a very good export market, particularly in the USA.
Support local manufacturing.
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Orig,
I haven't got these lights on my car but I read a review recently in one of the mailings that I receive. Lightforce is a Sth Aussie company I learnt & their lights are "up there with the best".

I prefer to use a LED Bar as they give good light (far better than headlights) & don't block nearly as much air entering the engine bay as the round lights do. I started this usage when I bought my last Nissan Patrol - the aux battery location was not ideal for anything but cooking the battery in a year or less!

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Thanks everyone for the replys.

I dont trust reviews. I was hoping someone had the Striker for a real life view.


I do like to purchase AU products

Im after compact lights such as these or Stedi Quad pro

I dont like driving at night also ,but there always seems a situation when you need to lol.

Those Kings spots are incredible my son has the 9 inch they are very very unbelievably bright. I have the 7 inch on another veh., very very good .


But thanks again always helpful you peeps :)

Regards Orid

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Morning Orid,

Due to a broken spot and could only by in two's changed to a bar. I love it and much better light for further and wider. A friend even made a plastic cover for it ( Thanks Mark).



Keep Safe on the roads and out there.

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orid wrote:

Thanks everyone for the replys.

I dont trust reviews. I was hoping someone had the Striker for a real life view.


I do like to purchase AU products

Im after compact lights such as these or Stedi Quad pro

I dont like driving at night also ,but there always seems a situation when you need to lol.

Those Kings spots are incredible my son has the 9 inch they are very very unbelievably bright. I have the 7 inch on another veh., very very good .


But thanks again always helpful you peeps :)

Regards Orid

Hi Orid

On the dmax I have the kings led spreader 20 and kings 9 led spotlights and have had them on previous vehicle same lights and have done lots of off-roading and never had a problem not bad for about one tenth the price of other brands and makes night driving so much better

cheers 



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Thank you John,


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I also have the 9" Kings. Fantastic lights and particularly for the price. Have done a good few miles behind them and no problems to date.

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Greg 1 wrote:

I also have the 9" Kings. Fantastic lights and particularly for the price. Have done a good few miles behind them and no problems to date.

 Thankyou Greg



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