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Wawa Skittletits

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Black Oak LED. They play above their price tag and are routinely rated top tier. They’re definitely not cheap but well worth it. If you’re operating on a smaller budget I know many people happy with their OPT7 lights.

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I have a cheap 17" Hamron lightbar rated at 4180 lumen/80w and it's bright enough for me (it will do until I decide I want more lights)20181028_161457.jpeg20181026_202758.jpeg20181108_202104.jpeg
 
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I have 2 4.5 inch round 1080 lumen and 1 13 inch 4320 Lumen light bar by Teaveller on my work f 250. Over 3 years they have held up pretty well. 1 of the 4.5" ones has some moisture in it. However it might not be the lights fault as it got roughed up by a rock, but it could also be cheap parts from China as it is sold at tractor supply.
 

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Has anyone ran the "hidden" light bar on their 3rd gen taco. I live and commute in a pretty remote area and was wondering if it made a big difference or if it was more for a cool factor.