After about six months of research, I decided to replace my 18-ish year old PIAA lights, which finally had given up the ghost, with a Nilight 54" lightbar, and two 4" white cube pods. I ordered the pods, since the kit was ridiculously inexpensive (under $30). I mounted the pods on my brush bar, and wired them up to my starter battery. They were VERY bright. I liked them so much, I ordered the 54" lightbar, along with the recommended mounts and wire harness. I then I installed a second aux battery, with isolator, while awaiting the lightbar.TBH, the install of the pods was a breeze, but the lightbar took a minute. Of course, it's pretty wide, but it wasn't too easy figuring out how to use the Nilight mounts, specifically designed for my vehicle. They were not expensive, but better instructions probably would have saved me an hour of fitting. Once I had them positioned, it took about 15 minutes to hook up the lightbar. I routed the cables down the rain gutter of the door, and into the engine bay, securing the relays to the chassis using existing bolts. Then, I hooked up power to my aux battery. The pics show the results. Again, seeing this in person is remarkable. I spent a LOT of money for those PIAAs, and honestly can't complain, as they lasted more than 150,000 miles of adventure and travel, from Texas, to Pennsylvania, to Florida and many places in between.But, I would recommend these to anyone wishing to add affordable off-road or emergency lighting.