LMM: looking for small light bar advice

[fraserg]

New to Duramax, Looking for advice on LED lights

Im looking for information on where to buy/get installed some LED lights on my 2007 CCSB LMM. I want to get a few lights in the front grill and a couple on the bottom of my rear bumper with a control panel inside the cab with maybe 5 or so switches on it so when i'm camping or doing something in the dark i can just throw these on and be able to see what I'm doing. I was thinking small maybe 6" light bars. I'm having trouble figuring out who would be able to install those. Also wondering about what kind of lights are good and if anyone has an experiences with them. Any help is appreciated! Thanks! (Located in GTA, Ontario)

 

[fraserg]

Double posted in introduction as well

Im looking for information on where to buy/get installed some LED lights on my 2007 CCSB LMM. I want to get a few lights in the front grill and a couple on the bottom of my rear bumper with a control panel inside the cab with maybe 5 or so switches on it so when i'm camping or doing something in the dark i can just throw these on and be able to see what I'm doing. I was thinking small maybe 6" light bars. I'm having trouble figuring out who would be able to install those. Also wondering about what kind of lights are good and if anyone has an experiences with them. Any help is appreciated! Thanks! (Located in GTA, Ontario)

 

[oscyjack]

THis question might get more love on silveradosierra.com or maybe duramaxforum.

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[Novak]

Look up retrofit source....If I was ever going to do led light besides factory bulb swaps I would do these. People steal bars and these look better than a bar and will do justice.

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[fraserg]

thanks, ill definitely look into these they look nice

 

[TheBac]

Combined the threads in Electronics. No need for multiple threads. Good luck with your search.

 

[Budneeds2beers]

Hey man im in the same boat as you with lights. I went on amazon and found everything i needed lighting wise. I just built a bumper that has two 4" flood and two 4" spot (4 total). auxbeam is they suppliers name. i am adding a 32" light bar over the winch even with the base of the grill eccpp for that supplier. Installed a 50" over my windshield. Its nice and adds alot of light, because of the height it helps throw light out farther. The only down side is mounting it and light bar howl! It will drive you nuts. For the back i went with flush mount style pods on my stock bumper so i can see backing up and it helped my camera tremendously. I also threw a 7" spot beam on a magnetic base and then threw it on a 35' cord reel for a service lamp. Its awesome. Lights werent to much think i payed $150 USD i know they are cheap and this and that but the high end lighting company ones are way to much money. Look if i can get two seasons out of them im good with cost. As far as instalation. Do it yourself its not to hard you can buy prewired harness and everything is plug and play. Cheers man

 

[PureHybrid]

I've had good luck with the Hella 3" cube flood lights on my RZR. As always, look at the power consumption and lumen output. Even Hella makes some low power models because they're considered "driving lights". So mainly look for "off-road" based lights.

 

[fraserg]

Hey man im in the same boat as you with lights. I went on amazon and found everything i needed lighting wise. I just built a bumper that has two 4" flood and two 4" spot (4 total). auxbeam is they suppliers name. i am adding a 32" light bar over the winch even with the base of the grill eccpp for that supplier. Installed a 50" over my windshield. Its nice and adds alot of light, because of the height it helps throw light out farther. The only down side is mounting it and light bar howl! It will drive you nuts. For the back i went with flush mount style pods on my stock bumper so i can see backing up and it helped my camera tremendously. I also threw a 7" spot beam on a magnetic base and then threw it on a 35' cord reel for a service lamp. Its awesome. Lights werent to much think i payed $150 USD i know they are cheap and this and that but the high end lighting company ones are way to much money. Look if i can get two seasons out of them im good with cost. As far as instalation. Do it yourself its not to hard you can buy prewired harness and everything is plug and play. Cheers man

thanks man that sounds sweet and ill take a look! got any pics of your lights?

 

[fraserg]

I've had good luck with the Hella 3" cube flood lights on my RZR. As always, look at the power consumption and lumen output. Even Hella makes some low power models because they're considered "driving lights". So mainly look for "off-road" based lights.

sweet thank you ill take a look at these

 

[Budneeds2beers]

Ill get some tonight and post them.

 

[Hoffie]

If you have a Northern Tool and Equipment near by they have some great deals on LED lights. You can also try Tractor Supply.

 

[Budneeds2beers]

Got a couple snaps of the lights i just added just had to Finnish building the bumper for them....

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[Awenta]

Brotastic


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[Budneeds2beers]

Bro-yeah! So i can see all the silly flatbillers as I mow them down with my bro-dozer.:roflmao: