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ptvolly · 12-18-2006, 07:29 AM

Certainly, strobes will absolutely get the job done and as with yours, I've seen some GREAT setup's using strobes.
I just prefer LED's now since the price has come down and most of the flash patterns are easily selectable without a seperate power supply/controller. I think the visibility of them is higher than strobes too (at least during dawn/dusk hours).
I certainly wouldn't spend the money for a halogen light bar, not worth it compared to anything else on the market, and like you said, takes a huge electrical load.
Can't go wrong with LED or strobe...

12-18-2006, 07:29 AM	#8 (permalink)
ptvolly Registered User iTrader: (1) Join Date: May 2006 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 352 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 12 Posts	Re: Help with volunteer ambulance lights for brother's Titan. Certainly, strobes will absolutely get the job done and as with yours, I've seen some GREAT setup's using strobes. I just prefer LED's now since the price has come down and most of the flash patterns are easily selectable without a seperate power supply/controller. I think the visibility of them is higher than strobes too (at least during dawn/dusk hours). I certainly wouldn't spend the money for a halogen light bar, not worth it compared to anything else on the market, and like you said, takes a huge electrical load. Can't go wrong with LED or strobe... __________________ '05 Smoke CC LE 4X4 PC 6" Stage 1 PC 8188 18X9 PC Xtreme A/T 325/65/18 Bully Dog / Magnaflow "cat-back" / Tint / NISMO CAI / 6k HID / Westin Bull w/ PIAA lights / Truxedo / Carriage Works Grill / Airlift rear bags / Bushwacker Pocket Flares My super duper MPG doubler- a 1996 Grand Prix coupe!