Headlight Driving Mounting Bracket Off Road Review

What worries me is that the wires to the headlights are exposed but the wires from the harness have a socket. After installing everything that caught my eye I have to go buy connectors as they weren't included. Also all the nuts, bolts and washers were thrown on the bottom of the box.

Just did a quick connection test in my garage to make sure everything is working before installing these docking lights on a pontoon 4 hours away. Good quality light, harness and connectors. I needed extra line to get to the front of the pontoon and took an extra 25 feet which gives me an extra 12.5 feet of fishing line for every light. '. I need to make some additional waterproof connections. Basic electrical knowledge required.

They shine very bright. I've had these since February. A flashlight recently lost its second row of LEDs so I have to buy it back and replace it. Easy to install, includes stainless steel mounting kit. Low purity stainless steel therefore beginning to show rust although very minimal at the 7 month mark. I have emailed the supplier and am awaiting their response regarding the loss of the LEDs. I will update my review later.

I liked them. They're a good first light for someone just starting to modify their car (I run a lifted 4Runner) and you can't beat the price for the quality. I use them as a stepping stone to get to the Baja, but this is a really good option for a student or someone on a budget! I would definitely recommend these to anyone who just needs trench lights for a while (they haven't had them all that long but the water hasn't come in and I love that in Oregon), so. So far, so good! The mounting…

Excellent lighting. Performance and directivity comparable to 55W PIAA halogen lamps. Very happy with them. The only issue that was minor to me was having to run a faucet through the mounting holes to remove the threads in the mounting block on a lantern. Now one of the holes is cleaned slightly. Replace the original screw with a longer one for reliability. Also, the parts intended to attach the screw head to the mount, eliminating the need for a wrench, were not properly stamped into a mount…

I recently had to buy a new snow thrower and settled on a honda hss928 with battery and starter key. Overall a great car but I was disappointed with the light output and the location. During our first few snowstorms with the new Honda, snow collects on the factory headlight. After trying a few options, I decided to get a little creative with aftermarket car headlights. I bought off-road vertical bar mounts and lights and tried to make them as factory made as possible. After overcoming my fears…