J.Ralston
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Hello everyone. I am getting ready to add a ton of off road lights onto my Jeep. It is a 2021 JL Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon.
Initially I decided to go with Baja Designs and run a 50” OnX6 full laser light bar or a 50” OnX6 led/laser hybrid light bar up top and the their XL laser high speed spot lights on the A pillars and then a combination of their LP9 led, racer edition, spot lights in the center position on the front bumper and their LP9 Pro, led driving/combo in the outer position on the front bumper. There will also be a Warn Zeon 12S winch with a Factor 55 Ultrahook on the front bumper as well. And then eventually, I will also be adding a 10”OnX6 light bar on each side of the roof rack at some point on down the road. There will also, eventually be some rear facing Baja Designs LP4 Pro lights mounted somewhere on the rear of the Jeep so I can have better visibility if I am ever needing to back up somewhere off roading and it’s somewhere in the middle of the night.
Another reason why so many off road lights are being added is because I plan on volunteering my time to do rescue operations of anyone stranded while out off roading and I plan on volunteering my time, Jeep and other equipment that I own to help search and either rescue and/or recover missing people in remote locations. In the event the person or group of missing people are still alive, the lights will not only help myself and other volunteers search at night but will also act as a beacon to anyone lost, and the light will be able to point them as to where help is and they can start heading in that same direction, assuming that they are still able to do so and are mobile enough to then come to us as we are searching for them.
As I was researching off road lights and a few other things I came across a video at random by Olympus Off Road. They had put out a video about an led/laser hybrid bar that they make and it was less than $500.00 on their website. I then tried researching them and found very little information on them. It looks like they do a lot of eBay auctions for all of their lights and other things that they sell but other than that, I have never even heard of them before.
When I look at their prices versus Baja Designs prices for led/laser hybrid light bars and see that they are ridiculously cheaper in price that makes me believe that their stuff is all Chinese or Indonesian made so they can sell their off road lights for such an inexpensive amount of money.
Has anyone on here ever used their stuff? Can anyone also confirm where their stuff is made? They claim that everything that they make is built in house, here in Colorado but I’m wondering if that just means that everything that they make is only just “assembled” here in Colorado but all of their components are made elsewhere, such as in China or maybe Indonesia and are then shipped here, to then where everything is assembled in house, whenever an order is placed? But I also admit, that I could be wrong about that because I can’t find hardly a thing about them anywhere, online, other than a few posts here and there on other forums but everything that I have found has been several years old of somewhere between 2012 to 2015 other than recent and current eBay auctions.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank you!
Jay
Here is a copy of the link to the YouTube video that I found from them.
Initially I decided to go with Baja Designs and run a 50” OnX6 full laser light bar or a 50” OnX6 led/laser hybrid light bar up top and the their XL laser high speed spot lights on the A pillars and then a combination of their LP9 led, racer edition, spot lights in the center position on the front bumper and their LP9 Pro, led driving/combo in the outer position on the front bumper. There will also be a Warn Zeon 12S winch with a Factor 55 Ultrahook on the front bumper as well. And then eventually, I will also be adding a 10”OnX6 light bar on each side of the roof rack at some point on down the road. There will also, eventually be some rear facing Baja Designs LP4 Pro lights mounted somewhere on the rear of the Jeep so I can have better visibility if I am ever needing to back up somewhere off roading and it’s somewhere in the middle of the night.
Another reason why so many off road lights are being added is because I plan on volunteering my time to do rescue operations of anyone stranded while out off roading and I plan on volunteering my time, Jeep and other equipment that I own to help search and either rescue and/or recover missing people in remote locations. In the event the person or group of missing people are still alive, the lights will not only help myself and other volunteers search at night but will also act as a beacon to anyone lost, and the light will be able to point them as to where help is and they can start heading in that same direction, assuming that they are still able to do so and are mobile enough to then come to us as we are searching for them.
As I was researching off road lights and a few other things I came across a video at random by Olympus Off Road. They had put out a video about an led/laser hybrid bar that they make and it was less than $500.00 on their website. I then tried researching them and found very little information on them. It looks like they do a lot of eBay auctions for all of their lights and other things that they sell but other than that, I have never even heard of them before.
When I look at their prices versus Baja Designs prices for led/laser hybrid light bars and see that they are ridiculously cheaper in price that makes me believe that their stuff is all Chinese or Indonesian made so they can sell their off road lights for such an inexpensive amount of money.
Has anyone on here ever used their stuff? Can anyone also confirm where their stuff is made? They claim that everything that they make is built in house, here in Colorado but I’m wondering if that just means that everything that they make is only just “assembled” here in Colorado but all of their components are made elsewhere, such as in China or maybe Indonesia and are then shipped here, to then where everything is assembled in house, whenever an order is placed? But I also admit, that I could be wrong about that because I can’t find hardly a thing about them anywhere, online, other than a few posts here and there on other forums but everything that I have found has been several years old of somewhere between 2012 to 2015 other than recent and current eBay auctions.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank you!
Jay
Here is a copy of the link to the YouTube video that I found from them.
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