[tsk1979]

Originally Posted by PMK-MoJo

Sorry for quoting from old post.
Have you paid any customs duty for this?


Have you brought this eSeries or something else?

I checked with authorised dealer in Bangalore, he is quoting around 37K.
http://www.everything4wd.in/

In Amazon US it cost around 20k.
Ebay.com ships to India but charges for shipment which comes for around 28K

No, I was just asking as I wanted to get a feel of the competition price. I do not deal in the rigid brand.

[Ushuaia]

Originally Posted by PMK-MoJo

Sorry for quoting from old post.
Have you paid any customs duty for this?


Have you brought this eSeries or something else?

I checked with authorised dealer in Bangalore, he is quoting around 37K.
http://www.everything4wd.in/

In Amazon US it cost around 20k.
Ebay.com ships to India but charges for shipment which comes for around 28K

I wouldn't suggest purchasing from India. The prices are exhorbitant.

I have something which TSK gave, lot less than rigid but enough to pack a punch for 50mts. I have rigids too. Spots are pretty much useless for driving. Its for hunting, spotting and first responder situation.

[Tanmay K]

A friend of mine had his LED light bar stolen from his Thar a few days ago. Nothing is unstealable, but made me think I should have at least some sort of a deterrent.

Read a few articles online and people have suggested using
- Installing anti-theft nuts
- M-seal/epoxy to seal off the bolts
- Building a custom mount which makes the bar hard to steal

It's a pain trying to source anti-theft nuts. I've been looking online and offline but no good (which is a good thing, I guess, otherwise the thieves themselves would carry tools to undo these bolts without issues). Anyone know where I can find these?

M-seal is my last resort. It makes making any adjustment to the angle impossible and isn't that strong a deterrent. Not too keen on a custom mount either.

More ideas would be welcome.

[Raikkonen]

"It's a pain trying to source anti-theft nuts. I've been looking online and offline but no good (which is a good thing, I guess, otherwise the thieves themselves would carry tools to undo these bolts without issues). Anyone know where I can find these?

There is an ad in our classifieds section for Anti-theft or Barri nuts. The guy is from Bangalore and I've had them on my Light Force style lights.

[PMK-MoJo]

Originally Posted by Raikkonen

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There is an ad in our classifieds section for Anti-theft or Barri nuts. The guy is from Bangalore and I've had them on my Light Force style lights.

Could you please share the contact details. I have been looking for these kind of nuts.
Please post some pics if you can.

[Raikkonen]

Originally Posted by PMK-MoJo

Could you please share the contact details. I have been looking for these kind of nuts.
Please post some pics if you can.

The ad is here--

http://classifieds.team-bhp.com/buy-...eft-Nuts.html/

[Hondaism]

Originally Posted by Tanmay K

A friend of mine had his LED light bar stolen from his Thar a few days ago. Nothing is unstealable, but made me think I should have at least some sort of a deterrent.

Read a few articles online and people have suggested using
- Installing anti-theft nuts
- M-seal/epoxy to seal off the bolts
- Building a custom mount which makes the bar hard to steal

It's a pain trying to source anti-theft nuts. I've been looking online and offline but no good (which is a good thing, I guess, otherwise the thieves themselves would carry tools to undo these bolts without issues). Anyone know where I can find these?

M-seal is my last resort. It makes making any adjustment to the angle impossible and isn't that strong a deterrent. Not too keen on a custom mount either.

More ideas would be welcome.

I have a Rigid Industries E20 combo on my Vcross. Later on i ordered anti-theft nuts (from Rigid Industries as well) as well to make it painful for the thieves. Had ordered it on Amazon US for approximately $30, installed them and then put superglue on the visible thread. Has held on till now, considering that the bar hasn't been stolen

[fine69]

What's the difference between E & SR series for Rigid LED series?

E-series seems to be expensive so it may be better but I couldn't find much info around it. Surprisingly, Rigid website doesn't say much about the difference either.

I was planning on getting a 10" E2 hyperspot/driving combo and realized that there's a "driving only" LED also available.

I plan on mounting it in the bumper/grill area of my Fortuner but a little confused about which specific model would work best for night driving.

[johy]

Last night while driving my 2015 Thar on a strip where there are multiple diversions, I hit some concrete blocks while taking a sharp right. My side step got a bit damaged, but it can be repaired.

Now, the reason I hit the blocks is because I could not see anything there due to absence of cornering lights. Is there any good way to get side/corner illumination without breaking the bank. I saw some Hella cornering lights online abroad, but I don't think they are available in India.

Or if I go with work lamps placed on my bumper(Mahindra off-road bumper) will it help? I have Led headlamps which have helped after replacing stock head lamps, but I am really looking for some side illumination.

[dhanushs]

Originally Posted by johy

...but I am really looking for some side illumination.

You can install good quality lights on the windshield hinges. Those will greatly help with cornering lighting.