Led auxiliary lighting

r.spencer

Anybody put some auxiliary lighting on their carts. My factory headlights just don't cut it at night in the woods. I have a 2003 club car ds and would like to see some pics of what you have. Don't want anything too gaudy looking. I have ruled out the led light bars due to costs.

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Hecky50

Check out superbrightleds.com they have some small led lights that are reasonable.

www.superbrightleds.com

BrewCityMusic

This is a pic of the type of 180w LED Combo Light I have on almost all my carts - I do a lot of high-speed night riding on the trails and would never use anything else. There are several US places to get them from, but to be honest, the quality of the imports is as good (and in most cases, they're the SAME lights, just re-branded) - I have had both for years now and never had a single one fail ... You're going to be surprised at the light these put out, it's FAR FAR more than car headlights on "Bright" and if You get the "Combo" beam style they give a large amount of sidelighting too

Iceman551960

I put a set of angel eyes under my 2003 CC DS. definately light up the night. Here's a link of what they look like.http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-ROUND-7-CO...WITCH-/3508952

kojo

I put some rectangular shaped 55w fog lights up under the headlight bezel on mine. Their actually brighter than the stock headlights are. Gotem from WallyWorld for $19.88+ tax. I usually run mine at night for probably 1-1 1/2 hrs. and never had the aux. batt. die on me. Sometimes I'll cut the headlights off and just run the fogs.

financethis

here is what i use.
15w is what they are. bright for there size. better than 55w head lights
brighter white light too. completely water proof
30 bucks on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2pcs-15W-LED...item3cdb6605c6

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home build

I used two 10w mini-aux 2'' led work light 30° beam on my hunting cart from superbrightled.com and they are very bright shine a tight beam 80yrds

kojo

spencer, first you need to decide if you want flood or spot lights.

Hecky50

Homebuild, is this what you bought
http://www.superbrightleds.com/morei...rk-light/1699/

Are they worth the money,quality??

r.spencer

Hecky, I like those. I am thinking the 30 degree pattern might work. I don't want a true spot nor do I want a flood that illuminates every thing around me but no depth to them. Have you tried these yourself? Any feedback with them?