Thry are cool. Just replaced my normal long skinny whips with these mictuning fattys and I love them.
These things are crazy Bright! I have a 52 inch light bar and somehow these two pods outshine it. The blinkers and DRLs are pretty cool too but I haven't hooked those up yet. They are also built very solid. They are heavy duty and feel like they could take a beating. Good light for sure. -from amazon
This kit looks amazing. Customer service has been fantastic. Do to health reasons will take a month or so to install. Will post pics when done. Thank you everyone. Very helpful
What is great about this power hub, push button control, is that you can mount the power hub under the hood of your vehicle, and run all the wires from your lights and other accessories to the power hub under the hood. There is no need to run all the wires to switches on the inside dash of your vehicle.
This is a truly wireless control panel. There is no wire that you have to run between the control panel and the fused power hub. No wire to run through the firewall of your vehicle. There are other brands sold that are not truly wireless, because they have a wire you need to run from the switch panel to the power hub under the hood.
I mounted the power hub to the top of my fuse box under the hood of my 2022 Ram 2500 6.4L. I left the wires long enough to be able to get the cover off the fuse box. The antenna, I just stuck on with the magnet under the hood. I probably loose some operating range by having the antenna under the hood, but I don't need the full 328 foot range. It works fine from the inside of the truck and at some distance from the outside.
I really like the fully wireless push button control panel. You can put it in your pocket, or anywhere. You can mount the charging bracket anywhere in your vehicle. There are contact points on the push button cradle, so that you can just put the push button control in the cradle, and it will charge the battery.
You can program the push buttons to operate on-off, momentary, (on as long as you push the button down, like for a horn), flash, or strobe function. You can use connected lights as emergency lights with the strobe or flash function. I have connected amber fog lights that I can strobe or flash if I want to use them for emergency warning lights. You can have rear facing amber lights that you can strobe or flash for emergency lights, or chase lights. There are many possibilities with this control setup. -from amazon
Bright down road lights with side lights that provide coverage similar to ditch lights. The main forward focused beam is very bright, and has a good tapered spread. They also have amber or white DRL/turn signal segments.
These lights are well made quality lights. They come with wiring harness, black opaque covers, mounting brackets and mounting nuts and bolts. The mounting brackets are black painted metal, not stainless steel. The housings are aluminum. They look sufficiently water proof.
The lights have threaded mounting holes at each 90 degrees, so that the lights can be rotated 90 degrees, and as a result, the side lights can be on top and bottom instead of on the sides, or the brackets can be side mounted, if necessary, which is most likely the purpose of the extra holes. -from amazon