2pc SolarBlast Visor Light Bar Kit

I was already expecting this visor light set to be awesome! Boy was I right. When I opened the boxes I was stoked! The install was actually easier than I thought, although it does require some patience. I still have to make minor adjustments to it but I love how it sits in my truck. Matching the flash pattern or the (sync) to the other side was a bit tricky and time consuming. These lights are actually very bright during the day and even brighter at night. I love the online led store!

I love this so far. Took about 45 mins to install, which included assembly and cutting off the cigarette plug and connecting it properly to a fused SPST switch. Very bright. They are TIR optics, so the "side-throw" doesn't match the linear optics (wish they made this exact product with linear modules). But the punch through the tint strip within about 40 degrees of straight-on is great.

My only complaint is, that although there are rubber seals/buffers on all sufraces that touch the winsheild, that the shape of the shield around the light doesn't match what I would say is the average angle of a windshield. I have a 2016 RAM 2500 and the windshield angle is too steep to match the lights ability to seal against the window to prevent flashback. The top of the light seals tightly against the windshield, but there is a 1/2"-3/4" gap along the bottom, allowing lots of flashback to bounce off the dashboard. In my estimation, MOST windshields (trucks, SUV's and sedans) are even steeper than my truck windshield, which would make for even larger gaps between the bottom of the shield/seal and the glass. I'm planning on fabricating shield extensions and moving the provided rubber seal out towards the windshield to take care of this. It would be nice if Lamphus included a sheet metal piece that wedged between the bracket mounts and the housing to allow for this adjustment, but for the GREAT price these currently sell for, I can't demand it. I also wish that some of the flash patterns weren't so sync'd. All of the 'big 3' have great random/exciting patterns that mimic old school individually driven lightbar reflector motors. All of the patterns are basically alternating, but between left/right, center/out, or alternating modules back and forth and in varying quantities of flashes.

My review comes from a background of selling, installing, and professional use of warning products from Whelen, FedSig, Able2, SoundOff and more, but also as a long-time user of Lamphus offroad lights and other warning light products.

Anyway, that's all nitpicky stuff, but constructive criticism and hopefully good info for other folks