Anyone with these LED lights?

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Vortecmass

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I am working with my Nissan Xterra project and I found this company that makes and sells powerful LED lights on bars and fog lights. After reviewing all these products and amazing feedback from xterra friends I would like to know if these could be installed anywhere or around the front bumper.

I do alot of traveling at night and I would like to try these on my hoe

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...271.1073741832.185370968279465&type=1&theater

Thanks.

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Pic with LED bar lights installled in a tacoma:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...558.1073741829.185370968279465&type=1&theater
 

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All these LED light bars/modules, be they Baja Designs, Rigid Industries, or one of the many other manufacturers, are for off road use only ... not pretend off road use like they use a disclaimer when they sell HID kits, but real off road use.

They have no discernible cutoff and basically flood everything in front of them, they are incredibly powerful and can't even be used as a high beam cause by the time you flick your stalk when you see another vehicle coming at you it's too late, and you have literally blinded the driver. Again, we're not talking about a little HID glare or forgetting to lower your highs, we're talking it'll take over a minute for an oncoming driver's eyes to regain full functionality.

Buy them if you want, but please do not use them on public roads no matter how deserted or isolated.
 
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No way i could use these while driving at night and incoming vehicles, but there are days im driving late night and no vehicles around + i do lots of driving and I like to adventure to some places where GPS cannot read ;)
 

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I would use them if I live in the south!
 

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My family uses them, but only while off roading. They keep everything lit up.
As far as running them while driving.....more annoying then HID's. Nuf said
 

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I run a double row 20" bar behind my grill and 2 small cubes out back for reverse/utility lighting. I don't run this specific manufacturer that you have linked to, but they are all pretty much the same. I will also tell you they are fkn BRIGHT no joke.
I also have a 40" single row on my offroad Jeepster Commando and it is like wheeling in daylight on the darkest of nights.
I will say that I use the rear lights much more than the front bar especially since I have HID retro's in oem style housings.
 

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I've seen an older model Tahoe have it and was driving on the opposite side of the interstate. It was very bright and looked like a UFO was headed my way....
 

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