SVP Star Mini Phantom

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kdean7
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SVP Star Mini Phantom

Post by kdean7 »

Has anyone used/seen these enough to develop an opinion? I am looking to put something into a 2007 Yukon XL that would be very descrete.
I intend to do a stobe pack eventually but want something that woudl be decent for now.
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tvsjr
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Post by tvsjr »

Meh. They're OK at best. Why not go for a Whelen Talon? It's not that obvious/big.
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kdean7
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too big and obvious

Post by kdean7 »

If referring to http://www.chiefsupply.com/Vehicle_Warn ... s/LED/TLN2 in either single or dual model, they are too big and obvious. Looking for something really low key and virtually unseen.
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kg6bki
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Post by kg6bki »

This is in a 00 Accord...Under the Rear Window Mirror...Phantom Led Amber
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kdean7
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effective?

Post by kdean7 »

How effective do you find it to be?
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