dont know about them but i rekon a 5 poaster would look great with 4 spotties mounted. 

 have heard they are good but at least you are getting a top car and not a crumpledore

run, and that could mean they run infront off the car. With bright spotties they just sit there and stare most of the time, and you can see them clearly. I prefer for them not to start bolting.

Hit 4 in my country life so far, and now have a big bullbar on the cruiser, but no bright spotties yet!!!!

Neels

I average one a year, but have always had some good bar work and lighting up front. With my new job that sees me driving home from Perth in the evening to Busso, getting in around 21:30ish, or so, I still see one or 2 on the old coast road. That's the main reason.

Cheers

Dale

Had a couple of sets when they first came out, didn't make any difference IMO. Still used to clean up 3-4 a year travelling from Two Rocks to Muchea every day for work.  Good steel not ali roo bar would be the way to go.

I think the last thing they heard was a whisle blowing in their ears.

 dont seem to make any difference AT ALL. have done 30yrs of interstate driving and found them totally useless. last car had them, never hit a roo, but never hit one in this car after 8 trips to qld in last 5 yrs in the car. do have 1 golden rule when i see them. DROP the high beam. with high beam it will only stun their senses and blind them, sending them ANYWHERE or NOWHERE to sit and wait for you to collect them.

Bourbon's got it, drop the light as soon as you see them, works nearly every time. The low beam allows them to see where they are going instead of dazzling their eyesight, not like the last one I pulled up for. Was staring straight into the big pencil beam spotty from a distance of about a foot for at least a minute and a half untill I backed off and dropped the high beam. Felt sorry for it.

I have a second hand set of electronic roo shu's for sale.  came off an 07 bf falcon.  also comes with a braket to mount them.  Going cheap if you want to try them out?

Stopped at the overlander last year and was talking to the truckie that delivers the west Australian papers..  The front of his truck was covered in blood and roo..  big steel bull bar bent and dented every where..  The guy travelling with us had just fitted the roo shu and sugestted he should get one.  The truckie laughed so loud I think they heard him in CArnavon..   He has one fitted and said he hit less roos with it turned off then on...

steel bull bar and spotties the way to go then when you see 1 drop the high beams ive hit about 8 in the last 3 years and my bull bar is still going strong. with a lower car ive seen them roll up and into the windscreen least with a 4x4 they usualy go under or just get stuck.