Mopar 5” and 7” LED Offroad lights

[BKLYNJeep23]

Anyone have experience with heretic lights? My friend got some for his bronco they look like good quality.

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[JLUR Farout]

The 5" and 7" mopar lights are the brightest lights I've ever put on a truck. The 7" are 8000 lumens each and the 5" are 4800 each. With 4 of them you are blasting 25,000 lumens. They are stupid bright. The 5" lights I had originally had mounted top side of the A pillar mopar brackets but I missed lowering the windshield so I mounted them on the sides and actually like it better that way because they light up the MOAB stickers.

I DIG it. Very nice. On the 5", once you ran the wires through the existing bracket hole, where do you run them through next to get under the hood?

 

[Von1992]

Been like that for over a year

I just picked up a set up 7in auxiliary lights and saw you had them along with the 5in lights to the 15 amp aux switch.

How have they been holding up? Any issues?

 

[rdk5]

Well, I was pleasantly surprised who makes the Mopar lights, and if you check their website. You see lights that look very similar to the orange EJS Jeep.

http://www.tyrilights.com/en-us/home/

Not to revive an old thread but I came across an AEV video on their 7000 Series lights and thought it resembled the Mopar's 7" LED's pretty closely. But AEV's housing seems larger even though they advertised it as a 7" light with 8000 lumens each.

This curiosity was fueled by wanting their amber lenses for my Mopar 7" lights but quickly realized it wouldn't fit. So while watching this lens replacement video at 2:15 min mark, low and behold they are using TYRI's circuit board. It's not exactly the same in terms of circuit configuration compared to the Mopar's but it's pretty darn close. But of course AEV's light's are way more expensive and harder to get any deals on.






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