My bumper by Richer Racing w/ Rigid 40"

[CineSLR]

I have the more expensive version of the VisionX LEDs in the rear and in all honesty I think you made the right decision. The ones I have are freaking bright, but they are too bright for the crappy rear view camera. At that price, I'd do another pair of those before upgrading...

 

[neveo]

Just got these backup lights put in form vision x by Richer Racing. They where Pretty cheap ($20). They dont put out as much as the Rigid Dually but for the money i cant complain. They are a big improvement over the stock backup lights so i can actually see with my backup camera at night and light up my hitch perfectly.

can you post the model number of these vision x lights. i want to buy some, might try these as reverse lights , if my d2's are too bright for the camera... nice mods and thanks


are they these


Item Number: HIL-DW
Manufacturer: Vision X

Specifications
-Dimensions: 1.75" x .75"
-Color: White
-Cord Length: 3'
-Amperage Draw: 0.2amps
-Input Voltage: 12Volts DC
-Number of LEDs: 15
-Warranty: 1 Year Limited



Universal led pod features a billet mounting base and 15 hi output 5mm LED's which put out over 1 watt of LED light. Weather resistant pod is a direct 12 volt hook up. The DWL product features an upgraded billet aluminum mount to roll cages and tubular frames.

 

[nodak]

can you post the model number of these vision x lights. i want to buy some, might try these as reverse lights , if my d2's are too bright for the camera... nice mods and thanks


are they these


Item Number: HIL-DW
Manufacturer: Vision X

Specifications
-Dimensions: 1.75" x .75"
-Color: White
-Cord Length: 3'
-Amperage Draw: 0.2amps
-Input Voltage: 12Volts DC
-Number of LEDs: 15
-Warranty: 1 Year Limited



Universal led pod features a billet mounting base and 15 hi output 5mm LED's which put out over 1 watt of LED light. Weather resistant pod is a direct 12 volt hook up. The DWL product features an upgraded billet aluminum mount to roll cages and tubular frames.

Yeah those are it. I think they are the same lights that the tantrum kit uses for rock lights. For $20 bucks you really cant go wrong with these things.

Thanks