WK2 driving lights/light bars

[imaz]

I used a coat hanger to feed the wires. Here is another clearer photo.

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[imaz]

Originally Posted by imaz

I used a coat hanger to feed the wires. Here is another clearer photo.

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You could also run it up on the front inner fender and through the gromit in the door jem into the kick panel

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[timsarg]

Originally Posted by Nelso19

For anyone not afraid to drop around $1000 on a set of quality spotlights you can't go past Narva's 215 LED's. They are ridiculously good!! I had Lightforce 240 HID's prior to that and I didn't think LED's would outperform HID's but boy was I wrong. The light is whiter, brighter, wider, longer, higher and instant. They turn night into day. The build quality is 2nd to none. I got mine for $440 each plus around $140 for the wiring harness. I can't recommend them highly enough.

You can also buy them as a kit from TJM (labelled as TJM Narva) that includes 2 lights, wiring harness and different coloured rings for $1100.

couple of other wk2's i go driving with have them and we drove out to holland track in the dark . i was running htx230's and behind me the th was running narva's . they put out an awesome spread. If i didnt have the lightforce i would get those in a heartbeat

[Troutman]

I'm sure they're good, but that is a lot of coin for lights IMO and light performance is somewhat subjective too.

[Nelso19]

Originally Posted by Troutman

I'm sure they're good, but that is a lot of coin for lights IMO and light performance is somewhat subjective too.

"A lot of coin" is somewhat subjective too. I do a LOT of country highway driving so light performance is critical to me. The standard high beam on my 2012 GC is woeful at best. When travelling these roads full of roos with my family, $1000 is cheap insurance!

[Clarky]

I found some pics of my type X
factory high

with Type-X

High/Type-X/32" STEDI single row under rack light bar.

[timsarg]

Originally Posted by Troutman

I'm sure they're good, but that is a lot of coin for lights IMO and light performance is somewhat subjective too.

lot of coin for you but then again i look at people decked out in uneek gear and think wow wasted coin so whatever floats your boat , when i am doing at least one trip a week coming home from a client at night i want the best spread i can get and also longevity of the lights . My htx230 would probably have oh i dunnow5-600 hours of constant night use, countless animal strikes and are still going . Compared to buying multiple superdud products . Expensive lights aren't just about light output , it's also about longevity .