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07-02-2019
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11-02-2019
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Lake Macquarie, NSW.
Age: 55
Posts: 2,603 What Jeep do I drive?: WK2
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Just installed a 3 way switch to quickly switch between my 6db and 3db aerials.
I got sick of having to unscrew the leads and swapping them over.
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12-02-2019
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So this week i finally brought a jk after not owning a jeep for years, Does that count?
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12-02-2019
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lawler
So this week i finally brought a jk after not owning a jeep for years, Does that count?
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Very nice
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16-02-2019
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Macarthur Region, SW Sydney
Posts: 1,683 What Jeep do I drive?: JK
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Having lost first a park light globe, then a low beam globe....I decided, after checking the bank account, that it was time to go LED.
SBR Offroad had the best price I could find on J W Speaker 8700 Evo J2 RHD lights.....and I couldn't believe they got them to me from Perth to Sydney overnight....ordered Thursday morning, arrived Friday after lunch.
I decided I was bored with the Spartan grill, so I cleaned up the stocker and refitted that at the same time as I swapped in the lights.
The main beams simply plug in.....anti-flicker is built in. The parkers need a couple of connectors added to the wiring...and while I was there, I added wiring extension for the inbuilt DRLs.....I'll sort a power location for those later.
I premarked the beam centres before removing the halogens, to give me an aiming point for the LEDs. They were on centre, just had to adjust them down a touch.....2 minutes to align, and done.
Checked them out tonight.....the light is nice and white, better than the creamy colour of the halogens.....and the low beam pattern is very wide, lighting up the sides of the road very nicely. High beams are nice and bright white and give a good spread, but don't think you can give up on using a combo light bar or driving lights etc. I like the way these new JW's light both the low and high beam elements when they're on high beam.
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IMG_1810 by Leigh Peddell, on Flickr
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IMG_1811 by Leigh Peddell, on Flickr
IMG_1812 by Leigh Peddell, on Flickr
Last edited by LeighP; 16-02-2019 at 09:16 PM.
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20-02-2019
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Well the little mods have allready started. 2nd battery is in, fridge is in, fire extinguisher mounted aswell as some weather shields and molded floor mats
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21-02-2019
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Lowranger Shocker
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Macarthur Region, SW Sydney
Posts: 1,683 What Jeep do I drive?: JK
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Some feedback on those J W Speaker lights.....
Theres no lag when switching them on, like you see on some LED lights, which is nice.
Wet weather - I found that the LEDs don't seem to suffer from refraction scatter anywhere near as much as the halogens did......even with a wet road, I can see well.
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