Rigid 20" Lower Kit-Spot or Mixed

[shooterAMG]

So like a typical man, I know the answer I want, but I need validation. I'd also like to hear other people's take on it.

So, my current lighting is:

DDM Tuning HID Kit with 55 watt 5000K bulbs-5000 Lumens each
Rigid Dually Fog Light kit: Inners are white spots, outters are amber floods
Outlaw Raptor Hood Kit: HIDX 4". 3500 lumens a side with the Euro beam.



I plan on getting the 20" lower grill kit from James at Alternative Offroad. I want the 20" bar in a spot config. I feel I have sufficient area lighting near the truck provided by my HID headlights, and the HIDX provide flood-type lighting at distance. I love my Rigid Spots as they highlight directly in front of the truck at distance. This is the effect I want to get from the 20" bar. I want to concentrate light where the vehicle is headed at a distance farther away. While only a few LEDs are the flood reflector on the combo bar, I feel it's enough to detract from the distance lighting that I want.

I also plan on tilting down the Dually Spots so they don't reach as far so I can use them more around town without blinding people. I plan to do this since I'll have the 20" to reach out and touch objects in the distance.

Any thoughts on this? It makes sense in my head but I wanted to bounce it off you guys (and gals).

While I don't desert race, I do spend plenty of time in the Northwoods of WI, and I do camp a ton, especially in winter, where the added lighting is helpful. Plus it looks cool and I have a little **** so I need to compensate.


Todd

 

[RigidIndustries]

We usually recommend Spot beam if you already have the Fog kit. The Fog kit takes care of your Driving/Flood beam. Now you just need your distance light.

Thanks for supporting Rigid industries!!

 

[fidds22]

Hey there Rigid. I an getting the ADD Venom Bumper, it shipped yesterday. I want the 20" LED bar, what do you recommend for that? That will be the only light bar i have, and i am doing projectors from TRS in my headlights. Thanks

 

[Maxx2893]

Hey there Rigid. I an getting the ADD Venom Bumper, it shipped yesterday. I want the 20" LED bar, what do you recommend for that? That will be the only light bar i have, and i am doing projectors from TRS in my headlights. Thanks

I recommend the combo beam. Best of both worlds, floods and spots.

Give us a call (817) 485-2600

 

[RigidIndustries]

I recommend the combo beam. Best of both worlds, floods and spots.

Give us a call (817) 485-2600

I agree with Rock N Roll Offroad. Combo beam for sure. Best of both worlds. Distance and flooding

 

[treypal]

Spot provides plenty of flood. I have the 20" spot. Plus I had d2s in spot. (I Lost one side in Baja)... And there is plenty of flood provided...

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

So like a typical man, I know the answer I want, but I need validation. I'd also like to hear other people's take on it.

So, my current lighting is:

DDM Tuning HID Kit with 55 watt 5000K bulbs-5000 Lumens each
Rigid Dually Fog Light kit: Inners are white spots, outters are amber floods
Outlaw Raptor Hood Kit: HIDX 4". 3500 lumens a side with the Euro beam.



I plan on getting the 20" lower grill kit from James at Alternative Offroad. I want the 20" bar in a spot config. I feel I have sufficient area lighting near the truck provided by my HID headlights, and the HIDX provide flood-type lighting at distance. I love my Rigid Spots as they highlight directly in front of the truck at distance. This is the effect I want to get from the 20" bar. I want to concentrate light where the vehicle is headed at a distance farther away. While only a few LEDs are the flood reflector on the combo bar, I feel it's enough to detract from the distance lighting that I want.

I also plan on tilting down the Dually Spots so they don't reach as far so I can use them more around town without blinding people. I plan to do this since I'll have the 20" to reach out and touch objects in the distance.

Any thoughts on this? It makes sense in my head but I wanted to bounce it off you guys (and gals).

While I don't desert race, I do spend plenty of time in the Northwoods of WI, and I do camp a ton, especially in winter, where the added lighting is helpful. Plus it looks cool and I have a little **** so I need to compensate.


Todd

Hey Todd! Do the spot, like you said you already have enough flood. You'll be happy with a dedicated spot beam. Thanks for the support!