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    Just a question on these light pods, how secure is the fitting as it says "double sided tape" is used to fix to the roof , also are the spots
    adjustable or are they fixed focus beam ?
    Or would a conventional light bar with spots be a better option although
    this would increase the hieght of the truck a bit to much with car parks etc.

    Cheers me dears Chris :
    GOT NO COWBOYS HERE?

  • #2
    I know nowt about these pods but i would'nt like to trust entirly to double sided tape
    Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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    • #3
      Originally posted by poppy986
      Just a question on these light pods, how secure is the fitting as it says "double sided tape" is used to fix to the roof , also are the spots
      adjustable or are they fixed focus beam ?
      Or would a conventional light bar with spots be a better option although
      this would increase the hieght of the truck a bit to much with car parks etc.

      Cheers me dears Chris :
      Conventional bars are removable

      Mine is off at the moment as Strata Florida is a bit 'bushy' in places. I'll put it back on when the days shorten at the end of the summer.

      Also, the beams are easily adjustable as you just reach up and move them! I have my outer two (of six) aimed down and to the sides so I light the area where I'm about to put my wheels.

      Pods look nice - in a plasticky sort of way...
      Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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      • #4
        Originally posted by poppy986
        Just a question on these light pods, how secure is the fitting as it says "double sided tape" is used to fix to the roof , also are the spots
        adjustable or are they fixed focus beam ?
        Or would a conventional light bar with spots be a better option although
        this would increase the hieght of the truck a bit to much with car parks etc.

        Cheers me dears Chris :
        Hi chris, I was supplied with double sided tape for my sunroof wind deflector and it's been stuck for a couple of years now


        Trev
        Look out Eastbourne, the Pandas are coming !

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        • #5
          Its 3M Tape & its very very very STRONG. Ive used it in the past & its GOOD
          The gap at the back is supposed to be there.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Apache
            Conventional bars are removable

            Mine is off at the moment as Strata Florida is a bit 'bushy' in places. I'll put it back on when the days shorten at the end of the summer.

            Also, the beams are easily adjustable as you just reach up and move them! I have my outer two (of six) aimed down and to the sides so I light the area where I'm about to put my wheels.

            Pods look nice - in a plasticky sort of way...
            will be joining the plasticky brigade soon
            Only Toyota can get you out of shite

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            • #7
              Hi the thing is they are well suited for the "HAIRDRESSERS" vehicle you can take them off when ever you want just like a "HAIR" piece.
              Live Life To The Full

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              • #8
                Dont pay any heed to Ian ( ian619) hes got this thing about double sided tape, a mere mention of it sets him off.
                I think he had a bad experience as a child with some.

                Bogus
                Сви можемо

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Hilux
                  Hi the thing is they are well suited for the "HAIRDRESSERS" vehicle you can take them off when ever you want just like a "HAIR" piece.
                  Once on they're on for a LONG TIME
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                  • #10
                    Oi! It looks grreeat on my manly 2nd gen!

                    an to answer ze 1st question, Im sure the tape would hold, I used some tigerseal on mine as well (Thanks JohnD ) an its solid!

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                    • #11
                      bars just look better anyway, roof and bonnet pods are for 70s/80s rally cars
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                      • #12
                        Ive done over 90mph with mine on & they're fine.
                        (On a private track of course)
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                        • #13
                          using tape to stick it down.thats a bit tacky isnt it.
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                          • #14
                            nah mark the tape is well tacky
                            Only Toyota can get you out of shite

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by surfenstein
                              using tape to stick it down.thats a bit tacky isnt it.
                              Well, you'd hope so...
                              Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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