Light Kit Ideas

[Sergio]

I went for the "Audi" drl look, $10 from amazon prime, it is very noticeable but I do use my head lights at night.

[koshari]

Originally Posted by tsafey

Looks good. For some reason I missed that you owned an EZGO. You definitely have more room between your front body and bumper than I do. Does it give you the output you need?

Dunno yet as my doc-dc converter still hasn't arrived. Bench tested them and they are quoted at over 1000 lumens so I are confident they will do the trick. Only thing is they are 6 spots rather than the spot/flood combo version so the beam may be a little narrow.

[koshari]

Originally Posted by tsafey

I wired straight to the battery but not sure that would work with tail/brake lights. Any advice?

iMO I think you are better off using a dc-dc convertor so you don't unbalance your battery bank. Supply the dc-dc convertor on the load side of your solenoid. Then use a 48v relay so your standard loom to switch your 12v kit from the factory 48v switching.

[tsafey]

Originally Posted by Sergio

I went for the "Audi" drl look, $10 from amazon prime, it is very noticeable but I do use my head lights at night.

I like it. Clean look and very original. Do they put off enough light for casual night time neighborhood, with streetlights, cruising?

[Sergio]

Originally Posted by tsafey

I like it. Clean look and very original. Do they put off enough light for casual night time neighborhood, with streetlights, cruising?

They put out plenty of light to make your cart noticeable in any lighting condition.

When I drive between friends houses where the street lights work, it is fine, but these low power Leds really don't project enough light to be safe driving at speed if the outside light is not adequate. It is fine to drive around the back of the house at night in the dark to park, but the faster you go the more uncomfortable it feels.

[asbenrud]

Kawell lights work great, they sell as pods and bars on amazon for 20$

[asbenrud]

looks fun

[TrickCart]

I got around to mounting mine last night, it is powered off a seperate 12v battery for my accessories:














This is the 60 degree beam,
18watt,
1,800 lumen bar

Here is the link for the one I have:

Amazon.com: Riorand® 18w Flood Beam LED Work Light 1800 Lumen 6500k 60 Degree Waterproof Light(2pcs): Automotive

Amazon.com: Riorand® 18w Flood Beam LED Work Light 1800 Lumen 6500k 60 Degree Waterproof Light(2pcs): Automotive

[TrickCart]

I am very happy with the light output of just the one light bar. It is perfect for cruising around the subdivisions at 20mph and driving between the houses where there isn't any street lights

[koshari]

Looks good TC.