Eyourlife 22" 144W LED bar

[DetroitDarin]

Straight from China - and worth every penny.

FINALLY finished mounting the bar - I had to have the light tabs on my bumper moved because of the bulk of the bar + brackets. Nevertheless, I am beyond happy with the purchase - came complete with wiring harness. True plug and play. Despite the yellow tint you see in the 'off' pic (where you can see how I moved the brackets from atop the cross bar, to mid-bar), that's probably a reflect from my phone's flash. No yellow/amber when viewed normally. The bar is advertised at 10k lumens, however I have no way to measure. What I can see, however, is subjectively the light could be 10x brighter than my headlamp bulbs, which are likely about 800 lumens. The bumper lights have 85W Hella - amber - in diffused/fog-patter glass lenses and metal housings.



LED headlamp bulbs to follow.


Eyourlife 23'' 144W CREE Spot Flood Work Driving LED Light Bar Same 198W ATV JV | eBay

 

[DF5.4]

Looks great. Are there 2 different light patterns? Lets see what they look like after dark.

 

[DF5.4]

I was just looking at them on ebay. Quakeproof and anti explosion are 2 qualities I look for in everything I add to my truck.

 

[DetroitDarin]

Its a spot/flood combo - will upload night pics tomorrow.

 

[DetroitDarin]

The comparison - taken about 11:30p 27 Dec

Taken with my phone -

Left side: Bright headlights ON

Right side: Bright headlights ON + LED Bar.

I will adjust the LED bar to aim a little bit upwards; the biggest bright spot is too far down.

 

[Summers22]

Hmm, wiring these in with relays to trigger on with high beams would make my wife happy.

 

[DetroitDarin]

except it's illegal to use on-road.

 

[Otters07]

except it's illegal to use on-road.

Here in SC if it is below your headlights it can be used as a high beam. I run my 20" Rigid Industries on dark back roads. Also just ordered a set of Rigid Industries LED Lighting | LED Lights, Offroad, Marine, Truck DOT approved lights to replace my factory fogs...granted these are all on the F150 but thinking about adding to the Expy as well.

 

[omegalita]

Bought!

I'll take pictures of enlightened Switzerland

 

[DetroitDarin]

pics won't work - I'll have to fly out and inspect it myself!

 

[cheapjeep]

pics won't work - I'll have to fly out and inspect it myself!

Still happy with it,Darin? Think I'm gonna pull the trigger on a 32 incher for behind my grill.

 

[DetroitDarin]

Yessir - no issues so far!

 

[cheapjeep]

Got my 32" the other day! For china stuff pretty damn good build quality if you ask me. Feels just like the Rigid stuff I've seen. Hooked it up to a jump pack and holy crap 180 watts of instant sun! Hope the led's are as good as the housing. I guess we'll see. Thanks for the heads up Darin.

 

[omegalita]

Mine arrived a month ago.
Just after install, there were 4 LED's not working, or only for a 1/10 of a second.
The reason is the electrical part... They work with older knowledge..

I wrote to the seller. After a long conversation and for additional 20$ they well resend me another item...

But: good quality is something other... ;-)
Now i know why RIGID is more expensive...

btw: i converted my roof-lights from normal bulbs to Xenon...
NOW it's bright light

 

[Otters07]

Mine arrived a month ago.
Just after install, there were 4 LED's not working, or only for a 1/10 of a second.
The reason is the electrical part... They work with older knowledge..

I wrote to the seller. After a long conversation and for additional 20$ they well resend me another item...

But: good quality is something other... ;-)
Now i know why RIGID is more expensive...

btw: i converted my roof-lights from normal bulbs to Xenon...
NOW it's bright light

Rigid is definitely worth the "non-hassle" with their quality. I just put some of the DOT approved Rigid lights on my F150 so I can run them in place of the factory fogs.

 

[cheapjeep]

Mine arrived a month ago.
Just after install, there were 4 LED's not working, or only for a 1/10 of a second.
The reason is the electrical part... They work with older knowledge..

I wrote to the seller. After a long conversation and for additional 20$ they well resend me another item...

But: good quality is something other... ;-)
Now i know why RIGID is more expensive...

btw: i converted my roof-lights from normal bulbs to Xenon...
NOW it's bright light

Rigid is definitely worth the "non-hassle" with their quality. I just put some of the DOT approved Rigid lights on my F150 so I can run them in place of the factory fogs.

I know Rigid makes a good product but c'mon guys $1200 for a 30" light bar? That's just ridiculous lifetime warranty or not and they do fail too. Hell I'm all about buying American. I'd even pay double for made in the USA but definitely not 14 times the price. So if you think about it I have a lifetime warranty also.

 

[vince0190]

water proof...it certainly is... I have mounted to the front of lynx and it works great, both in rain and snow.

 

[gasouthernboy78]

just an FYI. The eyourlife are a great addition (I have three on my truck). However, you will want to take extra caution and seal them up. I took off the ends and RTV'd them, re-tightened all the little screws across the front plate as tight as I could and put silicone around the front glass. I have had them on now for 7 months and no issues.

side note: put my 1st one on without sealing it up, within 3 weeks started to notice condensation.