New Stedi LED lights Facelift **VLOG 14** 

Did you buy them ?

Elice

Shad Donaghue they are sooooo good shad!! I lined them up with some htx a months ago and I was pretty pleased with how they went compared to the htx 😏😏

I heard the HTX mk1 had a few warranty issues, I gave them another shot with the HTX2, 1 LUX AT over 1.7km with the spread of the LED ring, I gotta be honest, not even a fair comparison to the this stedi light. If you want the comparative light, Lightforce Genesis. I will keep buying them until they are no longer Australian made. ;) Stedi is a great light for the price.

Andrew Thomas cheers mate, good question I bought the supercenter special as I was a cheap ass and being a double row bar it was too big to fit underneath the front runner rack I have so I put it up top and just got used to it being up there, so when I put all the new lights on I kept all the same orientation mate, and also I like the look of it up top too 🤙🤙

Hey bro I bought the fascia panel and installed it myself originally, which was really easy mate, I wouldn’t have any idea how much the install would cost but for what you’ve been quoted seems like it’s pretty steep but also might be a really good job mate so I’m not sure

Jordan Houghton yeah mate they are all hooked up to the high beams and also on seperate switches so can turn them all off individually

Without even knowing his answer I would assume it is so he could run front flares and get a more negative offset rim to give him a wider stance. I was contemplating getting rid of my arb scrub bars for the same reason but then realised that PCOR ( Patriot campers ) have made a really slim sheet metal flare for the ranger that they used on their ranger super tourer build. it is designed to fit with brush bars. so best of both worlds.

I have had idiots like you blinding me thinking you're cool.

You must be one of those jokers that leave there high beam on to long then 🤣🤣🤣

@@brettforbes7642 stedi have some nice gear, a lot of it is rebranded ebay gear too. Don't really feel sorry for people that spend double on Rebranded Chinese stuff and fall for good marketing because they think it's funny blinding oncoming traffic.

Green Life it’s a akubra riverina in sand mate 👌

@@AzventuresAustralia thanks

Haha you wish!

@@ErzbergAdventures Lightforce

Lol light force are stuck in the old ways and technology. Light force are definitely not in anyway a market leader these days

@@ErzbergAdventures ok that’s what you think I like to support local businesses and I Think they are the best on the market.

@@leonbuhagiar5236 just go ultravision then. Aussie designed and built with absolutely crazy performance. Stedi is still an Aussie company. They just cut costs with overseas manufacturing. Personally I wish hella would stop playing the safe game and bring out something truly stupid powerful

They follow merica!

Nothing wrong with a Ranger, kitted out they are more than capable as any other vehicle.

@@Apbt-rv7zw lmao no.

@@stuntmantravis84 lmao yes!

im sorry you fee this way Krispy muppet!! I feel that both the 42 inch light bar and the potties would both suit your needs mate they aren't just targeted at 4x4 users although it might seem that way... all of the lights on my car each have their own purpose, but I do love to use them at high speed on the highway and it looks insane when all on at the same time. the potties have an insane over 1km throw on them and are perfect for the highway but I use them more for the country roads as I want to be able to see as far ahead as possible for any cows, kangaroos, goats, wombats and any other animals that are out at night cause I would rather not hit them and have some time to slow down safely , that paired with the 11.5inch lights bars that shine off into the side of the roads has saved me many times and have seen animals before they've seen me and probably have some setup like this on future builds as they're more useful than they seem. but when I'm offload on a low range track I turn them off and use many the roof too light bar as it has more flood than spot but still has good distance as I want to light up as much of the track as possible and is less harsh to look into than the spotties. as for the rear facing light bar it is absolutely not necessary at all for most people, but as I do a lot of beach fishing and tow mates boats its actually very suited to my needs as we are always starting or finishing in the dark and this helps with loading the boats or lighting up the beach to see what we are landing. I think you would find that like you said "old school" halgogen spotlights are a thing of the past and there's only a few companies using this technology as its a thing of the past. hopefully my explanation for each light may have changed your mind about LED

Lights look good mate. Like you said you have lights for different occasions, good setup.