Baja Designs54-47803 S2 Sport Pair Driving/Combo Led,1 Pack

maybe these are high quality, maybe theyll hold up well, but they dont perform well. for what i spent on these, i expected at least 2x the output? theyre equivalent to a $35 set of china lights... maybe worse? i got a new front bumper that had holes sized for these lights, so i had to buy them. they replaced some rigids that i had in my old bumper. the rigids absolutely dominate these lights in output, its not even close.. yet the price wasnt too different.theyre so bad, that my headlight equal them, easily? why would you spend a couple hundred bucks on lights that dont exceed the output of your headlights? someone should ask baja designs that question... the only way these have any use is if my headlights are off and why would anyone do that? theyre so bad, i ordered yellow lenses for them, ill call them crappy fog lights... they sure arent useful for anything else. to make it even worse, plastic lenses... classy.complete waste of money, if i wasnt forced to use them because of my bumper, id send them back.i think 2 stars is generous. if they leak and fog up, ill change the rating, to minus 10 stars!shame on you baja designs, i expected better... you talk a mean game but you fell flat on your face with these lights.when i bought rigid lights i was blown away, i bought baja designs and i was disgusted. dont buy these lights.

A pair of Baja Designs S2 Sports fit nicely into the space between a hidden winch mount and the upper bumper on a 2nd-gen Toyota Tacoma. Fairly straightforward install since they don't draw enough current to require a relay. There were also parts included for making your own wiring harness connector, so I didn't use the included power-wiring harness or switch. Instead, I simply tapped power off the winch's wireless remote receiver switch to another switch that I stuck into an empty slot to operate the lights. Brightness is just somewhat more than the vehicle's stock bright headlights, but much more white. Despite one lens of each pair having a diffraction-grating, most of the light goes pretty much wherever the lights are pointed. They appear reasonably well made, but I can't speak to durability or the quality of the sealing or the lens covers since these have only been in for a week.

I've been using these on my bush plane (yes, airplane) for about a year as recognition lights. I love them. They're compact and very bright. They don't seem to get very hot and have minimal current draw on the system. I used my own wiring not the factory harness that's supplied (too short anyway) Quality is excellent. After a year of catching bugs and being out in the elements they show no wear at all. I've seen some of the "other" brands where the lenses turn yellow after being the elements, these have not. I have no complaints. Baja Designs has a quality product here.

My goal was to be more visible and these were the right choice. I also installed some hid lights and there is a big difference between the two. LED is the only way to go for visibility . Lights are bright and the install was easy as I used. i love there freaking wire harness. it is easy and super plug and play. you dont have splice nothing. u want the best go with BAJA u want cheap go to china lol....MERICAAAAAthank you baja proudly made in the great USA

Take your time. Before you remove bolts from the hood if you are using them for ditch lights. Use a sharp pencil to outline original brackets on underneath of hood. It will help you realign hood when you tighten new brackets down. Wiring is a snap. Over all it took me about a 1.5 hours taking my time.