There is no such thing as magnetic strobes. Juts get some over sides load things tht u see on big rigs. I'm sure there is a few laying around.
Maroon get this
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Whelen-G1PA-...item19b4ec88a5

 

what i call a strobe, ive also heard called a rotating beacon light, my dad had one on his old plow truck, the base was magnet loaded, and it plugged into the cig lighter, not the best design, but it worked
http://cgi.ebay.com/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...m=110409582957
thats what it looked like

the main reason i want the strobe is the slow speed wagons limit you to, a farmer down the road has some one his tractors (factory installed...bastards)

 

gay what?







LOL

 

Yr going to pay for strobes which is why I dont have any. For strobes yr looking at mimi 400-800. Depends on how many u want and what brand. Installed. Whelen is a very good name!

 

Your way off. If you pay that much your nuts and could outfit a fire truck. They are cheap

 

For the strobes and install? 400-800.

 

NO IT DOES NOT COST THAT MUCH FOR STROBES! If you pay someone to install them your a ****ing idiot. Its EASY! If you wanna pay 400-800 you can give me 800 and i'll install them for you

 

I am just finishing up on my 2001 Ram 2500 that I bought last month. I volunteer with a group in San Diego that rescues domestic animals (dogs, horses, llamas, and all kinds of weird crap) during fires, floods, or accidents. We are part of the County's disaster plan and allowed ambers and whites only. I went to e-bay and picked up a 4-bulb strobe kit for $90, LED modules (4 bulbs, 1-watt per bulb) for $50/pair - got four pair, and a traffic direction bar with controller for $150. I also went to a site called Extreme Tactical Dynamics and got one of their interior light bars that goes above the mirror on the windshield. It has six 3 watt LEDs in amber that are very bright plus one clear LED as a take-down. Cost was $150. I haven't finished all of the installation yet, as I am also building a center console to hold the radios and switches - 2 ham radios, 1 commercial band radio, CB, and scanner. When I finish with the lights, I will have 2 yellow and 2 white LED modules on the grill, a yellow/white combo module on each mirror, two yellow/white combos on the rear (not sure where those will fit yet), strobes on each corner, traffic bar at the top of the rear bench seat, and the light bar hidden behind the tint on the top of the windshield. All will be controlled by separate switches with the ability to change the flash patterns on all of them. The LED modules are subtle, not like the big light bar I had on my old Land Rover. The only real give-away on the truck is the antenna farm on the roof!

 

ok thancks for the ideas i thinck im gonna put a jet sonic with the sirein on top (won't use it put it makes it look cool) and strobes all around