I agree. Get Whelen's.

 

I have looked everywhere online, and Oviedo is the cheapest.

 

Cheapest usually isn't the best, I got my whelen kit on ebay for a little over $100 just gotta keep shopping

 

its between recon and whelen for me now....i just wish recon had a promotion or coupon...

 

Try speedtech lighting. I have one of their 6 heads and never had 1 problem ever. Yes I know whelen has a very good product but ice heard bad stories too.

 

Are there ever warranties on the bulbs? I just had one of mine stop working, I assume it just burnt up. All of the wiring is still intact and working, just not flashie flashie

 

I'm not a big fan of "hideaway" style strobes because they're such a pain to install and you basically ruin every housing you install them in. (Makes it tough when you go to sell the truck.) The other problem I have with them is their limited visibility from the sides. For my truck I needed 360 degree warning visibility, so I went with a roof mounted light bar. But, if I were to install them the only way I'd go would be Whelen. Reasonably priced, reliable and bright.

 

The Hide Away strobes are not the only lights that I run on my truck when I use them but they grab peoples attention better than just my 16in amber light bar. I am going to upgrade to a larger strobe bar over the winter to grad a little more attention than the combo I have now. The bulbs are cheap enough I am going to leave them in my housings and buy new bulbs or upgrade to Whelens LED stobe bulbs.

 

Maybe you just need a bar more like mine - or with the modified filters I build and install. You'd be surprised how effective mine is. If you're interested, drop me an e-mail and I'll see if I can help you. I have a number of local Fire Fighters and Fire Police (including one Chief) running my modified light bars.

 

Oviedo is the supplier...brand of lights were Whelen. Find me someone who sells a brand new 6 head 90 watt kit with 6 screw in bulbs for less than that and I will shake your hand.

 

Mine was a 4 not a 6

 

And 60 watt...

 

dose any one know if it is possible to get 2 clear and 2 amber in a package? i am definitely leaning toward the whelen and 80 or 90 watt which ever they have.

 

In my personal opinion colored hideaways are useless, but if that is your heart's desire Sirennet has a strobe kit builder that lets you choose every component from power supply to bulb color.

http://www.sirennet.com/strobe-kit-builder.html

 

why do you say that?

i figured if i was putting them in the heads that it would be good if they were yellow i use them for landscape/construction in traffic and such...