Triton roof rack for spotlights

Stef & Sal,
There are limits, which vary from state to state, on the number of lights that may be turned on at any one time.
From memory it's no more than 4 (6 including twin headlamps if fitted). but do NOT rely on my memory for this.
Check with the relevant state licensing authority to be sure.

The number of spots is also limited by the size and output of your alternator, too great a load will eventually leave you with a flat battery. This is from personal experience.

As far as putting spots up on a roof bar there are a few things to bear in mind:-
1. Lights on roof bar equals poser or show pony (Have a look at "Best Ute competitions)
2. Trying to drive with them on is no fun. In my opinion the best result comes with spots set up below your eyeline, the beams are bloody near impossible to see through from o/head lights.
3. Technically, all lights on a roof bar should be facing rearward as work lights only.

Just my opinion, you don't have to agree with me, I'm sure that some won't>

Disco.

Sotlights on roof racks are great for on the road but wont last long off it
otherwise rhino racks are brought not as a set but by peices that make up the roof rack - just get what you need. Mine troopys and 100s have just rear rhinos for mounting reversing spottys and flashing beacons