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So expensive roof rack where you have to drill holes in the roof no if i pay that kind a price id assume its designed, well enough. Where you wouldn't have to drill holes in the roof

What happens if you have more than one switch on at a time. Such as the amber lights on steady the accidentally hit the switch set up to make them flash?

Can these fog lights fit in a 2023 ford bronco capable bumper? ( the one with round fog lights) as a replacement for the factory ones using the round adapter?

Hi guys. Thanks a lot. I tried the third solution on my voswitch jk100 and is not working. Any recommendations?

Great light bar, but the JL mounts are poorly designed . I had my light bar on my JK where it was rock solid but when I moved it to my JL, first the mount rattled on the windshield, and then after messing around with washers and shims to gain clearance, now the light bar and mount wiggle side to side which is really annoying. Now I have to make some kind of rubber shim so it can brace everything at the top of the windshield.

Wow so you ran the wire up the windshield when there is a wire to one of the auxiliary switches on the left hand side of the windshield already there

Are those lights made in china?

22R...most reliable? Hmmmm...? 2.7 is a better motor IMHO

Hi, are all fitments, bolts and screws etc stainless steel? Cheers Mike

Kc warranty has gone to crap. 23 down to 5 years. Thats sad

Hello there, if possible for you please upload the video on your UA-cam channel showing different types of headlights like hs1 h1, h3, h4 etc etc, and when we are suppose to use such types of headlights on our vehicles, thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Why did KC cut out the 23 year warranty. Sucks

Looks like a fun time!

Made a pass by on the yacht club this past weekend!! But have yet to hit turkey claw!! P.s. leaf spring for the win!!

Brotherrrrrrrr 💪

Made overseas, put together in USA, theres a big difference there

Wow! I purchased a white SR5 4Runner just like that when they were new. I had a prerunner brush guard with two KC lights like Ivan Stewart had.

Such a fun time! Thanks KC for organizing this, and Bobby for showing us around!

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Your Texas Gambler group has been stirring trouble. Your emphasis on cleaning up public land is admirable. Texas has no public land outside of wildlife preserves and parks. We do have private ranches with many miles of dirt roads, and this is where the trouble starts. Your Texas organizer Alan (Poncho) Cole has run his Terlingua area event right through my yard for several years in a row. Totally without my permission. This year I pre-emptively engaged the Sheriff department prior to the event. For once the Gamblers did not come ripping through my yard at three in the morning with radios blaring. Alan's broken promises about staying off of the private roads year after year have left a very bad reflection on the Gambler 500 community as a whole. This year he did better. I just hope I don't have to engage the Sheriff every year just to keep the Gambler 500 event from trespassing on my private road ten miles deep in the desert.

You have an ODD sense of what YELLOW means.

What if I wanna run the switch to a switch box?

OHHHHHHHH. thanks, now i know which to buy. thanks

Could this off-road set be added to a ditch light kit as well without using another switch?

Can this light bar be mounted with a roof rack in place? I have a TrailRax tremor rack

Whether light bars are legal depends on the state and the situation: Off-roading Light bars are often used for off-roading because they provide extra visibility and can help you see obstacles. However, some states consider it dangerous to use light bars on public roads and have made them illegal. Even when off-roading, it's considered polite to turn off your light bars for 15 seconds when another vehicle approaches. Street driving In most states, it's illegal to drive on the street with an LED light bar turned on because of how bright they are. Some states also require you to use an LED light cover on the highway to prevent the lights from distracting other drivers. State laws Because each state has different rules, it's important to know your state's laws regarding light bars. For example, in North Carolina, it's illegal to drive a motor vehicle on the highway with a light bar lighting device, with some exceptions. In Georgia, on the other hand, it's legal to have light bars installed on your vehicle. Notwithstanding any provision of this section to the contrary, and excluding vehicles described in subsection (d) of this section, and excluding vehicles listed in G.S. 20-130.1(b), no person shall drive a motor vehicle on the highways of this State while using a light bar lighting device. Alabama Off-roading lights limited to two glare-free cowl or fender lamps. Alabama Legal Information Alaska The front of a vehicle is limited to four lights. No part of a high intensity light can strike the road. Alaska Legal Information Arizona Any light greater than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens) must be directed so that no part of the beam strikes the road 75 feet from the vehicle. Arizona Legal Information Arkansas No auxiliary driving lights may be used on pubic roads. Arkansas Legal Information California When on public roadways, off-road lights must be off and covered with an opaque cover. California Legal Information Colorado Auxiliary lights are limited to two, and the beams must be directed to the left side less than 100 feet away from the vehicle. Colorado Legal Information Connecticut No more than four lights on the front of a vehicle. They cannot exceed 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens). Connecticut Legal Information Delaware Allows two spotlights and two headlights. Light bars must be off while on the road. Delaware Legal Information D.C. All lights greater than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens) must be directed so no part of the beam hits 75 feet away from the vehicle. D.C. Legal Information Florida Only four lights are allowed in front of a vehicle, and must adhere to existing light laws. Florida Legal Information Georgia Only one spotlight, not to be aimed at any approaching vehicle. One "auxiliary driving light" is allowed but must be mounted between 16 and 42 inches from the ground. Georgia Legal Information Hawaii Lights are not allowed to exceed 2,400 candlepower (30,168 lumens). Light bars must be turned off on roads. Hawaii Legal Information Idaho If any of the front lights have a light with greater than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens), then only four lights are allowed. Idaho Legal Information Illinois No more than four lights on the front of a vehicle may be lit. All lights must be dimmable and aimed away from other drivers' eyes. Illinois Legal Information Indiana One auxiliary driving lamp is allowed, but must be mounted between 24 and 42 inches from the road's surface. Indiana Legal Information Iowa Any bright light must be directed away from the eyes of other drivers. Only three auxiliary driving lamps are allowed on a vehicle. Iowa Legal Information Kansas All lights must be directed so that no part of the high intensity beam strikes the roadway more than 75 feet out from the vehicle. Kansas Legal Information Kentucky Illegal to drive with LED light bars turned on. Kentucky Legal Information Louisiana Illegal to drive with LED light bars turned on. Louisiana Legal Information Maine No auxiliary light can be brighter than the standard lighting equipment. Maine Legal Information Maryland No more than two auxiliary lamps mounted between 16 and 42 inches above ground level. Maryland Legal Information Massachusetts Illegal to drive with LED light bars turned on. Strict regulations on all aftermarket lighting. Massachusetts Legal Information Michigan No more than four forward facing lights. Michigan Legal Information Minnesota May have up to two auxiliary driving lamps between 16 and 42 inches above a level surface. Minnesota Legal Information Mississippi Two auxiliary driving lamps allowed, but must be mounted between 12 and 42 inches above a level surface. Mississippi Legal Information Missouri Up to three auxiliary driving lamps mounted between 12 and 42 inches above a level surface. Missouri Legal Information Montana Light bars may not be used on public roadways. Montana Legal Information Nevada Two auxiliary lamps mounted between 16 and 42 inches above a level surface. Nevada Legal Information New Hampshire Up to three auxiliary driving lamps mounted between 12 and 42 inches high. New Hampshire Legal Information New Jersey May use a light bar as long as it is low profile and sits lower than the headlights. New Jersey Legal Information(PDF Download) New Mexico One auxiliary driving lamp mounted between 16 and 42 inches above the ground. Must be able to be turned off at least 500 feet from approaching vehicles. New Mexico Legal Information New York While not technically illegal, all auxiliary lights cannot exceed 32 candlepower (402 lumens). There are no light bars made with less than 32 candlepower. New York Legal Information North Carolina Light bars must be off while driving on public roads. North Carolina Legal Information North Dakota No part of the light can hit the ground 75 feet from the vehicle. North Dakota Legal Information Ohio No more than five front-facing lights. No high intensity beam may strike the roadway 75 feet from the vehicle. Ohio Legal Information Oklahoma Off-road lights may not be used on roadways. Oklahoma Legal Information Oregon Off-road lights may only be used off-roads. Oregon Legal Information Pennsylvania Off-road lights must be off and covered while on public roads. Pennsylvania Legal Information Rhode Island All lights with more than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens) must be directed so they don't hit the roadway more than 75 feet in front of the vehicle. Rhode Island Legal Information South Carolina All lights with more than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens) must be directed so they don't hit the roadway more than 75 feet in front of the vehicle. South Carolina Legal Information South Dakota All lights with more than 25 candlepower (314.25 lumens) must be directed so that no part of the beam hits the level surface 50 feet in front of a vehicle. South Dakota Legal Information Tennessee No more than two auxiliary lights allowed, and no portion of the beam may be directed where it can strike oncoming drivers. Tennessee Legal Information Texas Two auxiliary driving lamps are permitted, but must be mounted between 16 and 42 inches above a level surface. Texas Legal Information Utah Any light with greater than 300 candlepower (3,771 lumens) must be directed so that no portion of the beam strikes the roadway. Utah Legal Information Vermont Aftermarket lights must be DOT approved. Vermont Legal Information Virginia Any lights mounted higher than factory headlights must be covered. May have 2 uncovered lights in addition to headlights. Uncovered lights must be set to turn off if brights are turned on. Virginia Legal Information Washington Two auxiliary lights are allowed, but must be mounted between 16 and 42 inches off the ground. Washington Legal Information West Virginia All lamps mounted higher than 42 inches off the ground must be covered. West Virginia Legal Information Wisconsin No more than 4 forward facing lights. Wisconsin Legal Information Wyoming Light bars are not legal on public roadways Wyoming Legal Information

A part number for the 7" headlight kit would be nice.

So I wanna use my JLs 4 aux switch, I wanna follow configuration 3 right ?

Lux is the best

Would love this for the 3rd Gen Tundra!

2 family builds and one promotion build. These are the best of the event? Wow. I am shocked in a different way then expected. Def real. Love the content, keep it up.

So, just to reconfirm for configuration # 2 i would connect the yellow and black to my bronco battery and the other 2 switch wires to the switch system? As i have ordered the 50" titan light bar and i dont think the upfiter switch can handle the amp draw to run them hence going for configuration # 2.

I gotta come visit yall out in flagstaff soon! You guys are rad !

Love how the outside sandstone wall curve transitions inside then back out.

I thought it was going to be as easy as you showed us, but when it came to curving them, it was totally another challenge. But i managed to get the curve so i can fit them onto my bronco. The challange was moving the small bolt to the other hole which would not align but after trying many attempts i managed to get it done.

Well, i learnt the hard way. You need to curve the light bar, or it will not fit in the straight position. In the process, i ended up scratching the pillar in the center, trying to fit it in the straight configuration as it came in the box. So curve it first then install them.

newbie question, how to do toggle from white to amber mode with these? Is there an install vid that shows that by any chance

What fenders did you use?

Like to see a video on the jeep he chase light!

what wrap is that? the black, red orange is awesome! is that custom or available for purchase??

Thanks. I just got back from the physical install and had to look up the wiring diagram and its logic. This breaks it down perfectly. This begs the question - If we do install 2 or 3 correctly, that makes it possible to run both white and amber at the same time. Would that damage anything?

I guess I’m buying a few sets for my new gladiator Xtrusion overland rack. Spending $1,000 on 6 lights suck but these are pretty bad ass! Haha

On the option 3 whats is the rquirement circuit amperage for the Amber mode? Thanks

So I just ordered it for my bronco raptor and can I wire it up to the aux switch already In my bronco? Also can I still enter places with 2.1 m height?

Thank you.

Love that Wagoneer!!!

Where Arizona?

Did he ever hear of originality. Thought he was wearing a LTVL shirt from Chad...😅

Hey Taylor, I enjoy these coolest vehicles at Overland Expo that you do every year!!!

That jeep was a fail…. Long Live The Tacoma