Nilight 3Inch 42W 2PCS LED Cubes: Upgraded Spot Flood Combo Beam Square Pod Lights for Offroad Vehicles - 2 Years Warranty (14025C-B) Review

Bought a pair to use as ditch lights on a 3rd gen 4runner. I decided to be lazy and also bought a Nilight wiring harness with dual wires to connect both lights to one switch. It works like a charm on my Rago mounts. I chose this set because it had a flood and spot combination that worked well with 30 degree light and pretty solid fill at 25-40ft. Should be able to see all the critters and blobs in time when I'm out in the middle of nowhere with the rig. The impregnation seems solid, but I can…

I very rarely leave negative feedback, but people need to know what the facts are in this world. It's impossible to know what the person who designed the mounting system for these lights was thinking! It usually takes a bit of trickery to set things up like this in this type of project, but this was fun. There are no instructions on how the mounting screws should be used, so use common sense. The problem is that common sense for those who developed it may differ from those of us who need to…

For $30 you really can't complain in any department about these pods, I got the f250 and removed the fog lights and hooked them up to the factory wiring and they work amazing. They shoot a bright beam in about 4-5 bus distances directly in front of your car and also illuminate your right and left side in 2-3 bus distances. The light pattern on them also blends in seamlessly, meaning you don't see a huge circle of light when you're looking at a wall, it's a smooth transition from super bright in

I have a few other Nilight products so I wasn't surprised by the build quality or performance of these 3 inch cube lights. They are bright and of acceptable quality for the price. - Costs $30. I bought these for a JCR Off-Road Crusader bumper with pre-punched holes for 3" headlights. When trying to install, I found that the included bracket placed the light about 1 inch from the mounting surface, which doesn't work for this application. Simply drilling new holes in the bracket a little deeper…

Therefore, the assembly design leaves a lot to be desired. Small cups with a hex head on the side came with a flat lock washer and nut. It's a real pain to get the nut into her locked position. You will need tweezers or needle nose pliers and patience. Once I had everything together and placed it on the Jeep, I positioned the headlights the way I wanted and tried to tighten the hex but couldn't. Apparently I needed both washers in the set so the nut doesn't come loose from its fixed position…

Out of the box montage is a real PITA. They say to look at their "simple" instructions, but if it were that simple, it would already be done. It sucks. Then I found that I only had 2 screws for 2 lamps, so I opened the second package, 2 screws for 2 lamps. I checked the addon and the photo clearly shows the four needed for installation. Well I don't have contact info and I don't ship them more than 4.00 hardware but that was just another problem. I was planning to mount them on the trunk for…