Recommendations for off-road lights?

I put in LED conversions into headlights, Beamtech from AZ, like $40. So much better than stock, fair beam pattern and nice a white. Plus I found these IPFs used for $25. Like the old-school look and it's like daylight with these on.

https://www.ipf-light.com/

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I run the Baja design's Squadron Pro's in a Combo of wide cornering and spot on my front bumper. I absolutely love them. They are a 5000k which reduces eye fatigue at night versus some of the higher Kelvin lights. Also the lens is replaceable so If I want to go to a amber lens I can. The powder coat has held up very well for over a year now with no fading or fogging up of the lens either. I believe they retail now for around 249 for a pair with the wiring harness.
 
RockJeep98 said:
I run the Baja design's Squadron Pro's in a Combo of wide cornering and spot on my front bumper. I absolutely love them. They are a 5000k which reduces eye fatigue at night versus some of the higher Kelvin lights. Also the lens is replaceable so If I want to go to a amber lens I can. The powder coat has held up very well for over a year now with no fading or fogging up of the lens either. I believe they retail now for around 249 for a pair with the wiring harness.
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Same lights?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01B7MZHO8/?tag=wranglerorg-20
 
NOTNSUV said:
Looking forward to seeing how/where you mount them. Website is 99% Toyota mounts.
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I had a Tacoma- the brackets will have to come from somewhere else but i would buy these lights again for that location. Just giving a shout out for a niche brand that you may not see in the market place
 
Getting ready to install the A-pillar lights, what's the best way to get the wires from the outside to the inside?
I was thinking I would run them through the cowl panel but would like it to look clean and not redneck engineered
 
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