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Roof Top Lights... How and Where?
Former owner of Little "Ooky", who has now started a new life in Shetland
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Received some roofbars today (for christmas) !
I've decided not to go for the 'light pod approach' as, like i've been told to consider, once they're on, they're on.So the roofbars are securely in place.. and i'm now looking for some independant lamps to mount across the bars.
I'm thinkin 'angel eyes'.
Can anybody suggest some PROS and CONS..?
Hope you all had a great Christmas!! - and all the best for 2011.
Thankyou !
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No worries.
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I got some roof bars for £14 on ebay by chance - just looked at the right time.
I've put 4x55w spots mounted with exhaust clamps and a metal bracket, i tried using the front of the clamp but the spotlight brackets themselves are poor quality and i couldn't get a good tight fit. They sit just right now and far enough forward that i can put small loads on the roof still. All i've got left to do is to trim off some of the thread on the clamps and paint them so they're not so obvious and wire them up.
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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As soon as the Snow melts and I can drive the TVR out, Ill dig them out
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Got some lockable roofbars. Suppose i'll just clamp my lights to that. :blink:
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Tasteful and practical.
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then take pics and show the worllddd!
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biggaz wrote: Hurry up and fit!
then take pics and show the worllddd!
Just waiting for the seller to hurry up and send !
Only came to just under £30 inc. P&P ! so i'm not gunna argue.
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Still to wire mine up, when i get 5 mins i'll get som pics though.
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ooky_123 wrote: I have 4x brackets that I made up that will allow you to fix lamps to a roof bar .. free to a good home if they can be of use to anyone...
As soon as the Snow melts and I can drive the TVR out, Ill dig them out
On second thoughts..
Having found out that i cant drill through the roofbars.. i may be interested.
I have a set of 40x20 roofbars which cannot be drilled through as they have a 'fastening rod' through the centre.
Could you possibly upload a pic or two, just so i can see if my home would be a good home for them to go to. (- i will happily pay for postage)
Thankyou
Luke B
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They also make a horrendous WHURRING noise when driving at around 50mph.
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Below is only 2 of my 4 lights, literally placed on the bars.
As said, I can't drill through the bars as the locking rod runs through it. So i need some brackets or clamps or something of that nature.
Any ideas on how to make some? - I would also (if possible) like to bring the lights further forward.
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:blink: So far, so good. I think.
Thanks all
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the "L" shaped brackets allowed me to drop the ligts, and mount them infront of the bar
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