@unwindingroads at 9:19 it looks like you have 2 pods and the halo on, how did you do that with the wiring. I can only get 4 pods and the halo or just the halo. Thanks
No need to use those wires if you are using the switch they came with. You could tie those into your day time running lights or high beams. But no need of you use the switch.
Thanks for the video. I just ordered these for my gladiator. Question, I have the factor auxiliary switch panel. Should I crimp the yellow and green together and then attach to my aux wire? So it would be the two novsight wires connecting to the one mopar aux wire.
No need to use the at all. They're just for wiring then into your highbeam and day time running lights. From what I remember...... You're going to love them!
Wow Chuck! You are good! The current tail lights keep burning out on me. Some of the leds just quit its so annoying. The Combat Offroad lights look like the best quality you can get. They're made of metal which I'm sure you know.
@@UnwindingRoads Sorry to hear that. You think it’s quality control? Or the temp/conditions that’s killing the light? Those tail lights look killer with their new Racetrack tailgate LED light. Combat Offroad are excellent, just expensive.
@@chuckisbusy it's definitely quality control. Every single person thst I know that had them has run into problems with them. Which sucks because they look great. Their customer service seems to be good for some and not good for others. They always warranty my lights, I just have to pay shipping. I haven't had any issue with their customer service. Just the lights themselves are awful. Ryan at Combat Offroad seems like a great guy. This is a company I'd love to support so far in breif conversation with him.
These are spot flood combo. I was told that the spot lights will shine farther down the road. Our roads here are pretty thick forest so we can't see that far anyway.
@@UnwindingRoadshow wide of the area do spots cover? Like whats the width of the combined beam when shining at an area? Whats the best place to mount spots? I dont want them to be on the hood my only option is front grill r bumper
@@aounsflock2071 these combo lights are just on or off. Flood and spot come on at the same time. Yes that's the on with spot and flood. They shoot very wide. The spot beam would be as wide as a flashlight but 670m down the road.
They can be, but probably better to get some kind of bar to mount them to. Not sure how you'd mount them to the grill itself without some sort of bracket...
They look pretty cool, would love to have them on my truck to bad my country requires me to make an entire application just to add any accessory to my car, to long a process, makes no sense.
That pop up tent looks really useful for the cold weather installs!
The white one wasn't very strong fabric wise. I've used my black one in the snow many times. Sure helps hold the heat though!
These look awesome, nice and bright. And they compliment the front of your Jeep
Thanks Johnny! Love the look of them. The light is really good too.
Sweet Lights! Great install/review video Teddy!
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
I’m gonna purchase this for my 2024 Jeep Wrangler 4xe
Be sure to use the link or code helps me out and saves you some money! Cheers.
Nice, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the code! Order OTW 🤘🏼
Frig ya bud! Enjoy!!! And thank you 🙌
Back straps?
Hahaha I think they're called zip ties in other parts of the world?
@@UnwindingRoads that's because they are zip ties
@@saaaaauce in beaver country we call them zap straps. I must admit, zip ties is much more fitting lol
Nice light cheers from tampa fl
Thank you! Right on! Jeep beach!
@unwindingroads at 9:19 it looks like you have 2 pods and the halo on, how did you do that with the wiring. I can only get 4 pods and the halo or just the halo. Thanks
That's with the amber lens on. It makes it look like 2 pods are on. It's actually just the halo that's on there.
I have the 3 inch halo podlights but where did ypu connect the green and yellow wire? I dont have auxbeam panel thingy
No need to use those wires if you are using the switch they came with. You could tie those into your day time running lights or high beams. But no need of you use the switch.
Thanks for the video. I just ordered these for my gladiator. Question, I have the factor auxiliary switch panel. Should I crimp the yellow and green together and then attach to my aux wire? So it would be the two novsight wires connecting to the one mopar aux wire.
No need to use the at all. They're just for wiring then into your highbeam and day time running lights. From what I remember...... You're going to love them!
What headlights are those?
I can't remember the exact model but they are auxbeam. They just started fogging up on me after a full year of running them
The oracle tail lights fog up on you? Are you gona go with the Combat Offroad tail gunner tail light?
Wow Chuck! You are good! The current tail lights keep burning out on me. Some of the leds just quit its so annoying. The Combat Offroad lights look like the best quality you can get. They're made of metal which I'm sure you know.
@@UnwindingRoads Sorry to hear that. You think it’s quality control? Or the temp/conditions that’s killing the light? Those tail lights look killer with their new Racetrack tailgate LED light. Combat Offroad are excellent, just expensive.
@@chuckisbusy it's definitely quality control. Every single person thst I know that had them has run into problems with them. Which sucks because they look great. Their customer service seems to be good for some and not good for others. They always warranty my lights, I just have to pay shipping. I haven't had any issue with their customer service. Just the lights themselves are awful. Ryan at Combat Offroad seems like a great guy. This is a company I'd love to support so far in breif conversation with him.
are these spot lights or spot/flood combo?
These are spot flood combo. I was told that the spot lights will shine farther down the road. Our roads here are pretty thick forest so we can't see that far anyway.
@@UnwindingRoadshow wide of the area do spots cover? Like whats the width of the combined beam when shining at an area?
Whats the best place to mount spots?
I dont want them to be on the hood my only option is front grill r bumper
@@UnwindingRoadsat 10:14 are both spots and floods on along with headlights?
@@aounsflock2071 these combo lights are just on or off. Flood and spot come on at the same time. Yes that's the on with spot and flood. They shoot very wide. The spot beam would be as wide as a flashlight but 670m down the road.
@@UnwindingRoads single spot pod is as wide as flash light or both combined?
canthey be installed on front grill of a fortuner?
They can be, but probably better to get some kind of bar to mount them to. Not sure how you'd mount them to the grill itself without some sort of bracket...
So cool 👌
You're cool!! Thanks for watching!
They look pretty cool, would love to have them on my truck to bad my country requires me to make an entire application just to add any accessory to my car, to long a process, makes no sense.
That's crazy! What country do you live in?
Are they made in the USA? Never mind. Made in China. No thanks
Made in China. Probably like the device you made your comment with.
@@UnwindingRoadsbahahaha
@@mtower235 😂
@@UnwindingRoads Right? SMH.
@@scottsnyder8691 lol