KC really goes in depth and shows us what it takes to build lights with quality. You don’t cut corners and we recognize that! We love that you are always ahead of the game. Keep it up!
I really enjoyed the video because it shows a brand breaking down their light thatnis rarely shown, giving access behind the build and showing how they make the beam patterns to fit are needs for are adventures.It is amazing to see that it’s not just all about the lens but mainly the dimensions of the reflector that controls a huge variation of scattered light and focuses it into a beam style we look for in a light. KC keep doing you and changing the way we see the night and for some of us light freaks turning night into day. Thank You can’t wait to see more Behind the doors.
I like how much research and development KC puts into their products. It’s interesting watching the videos and getting an understanding on what I really need in a headlight for my JKU Rubicon. I have been searching for awhile as the stocks underperform. I just want to ensure I put the best that I can in the Jeep and I like the quality of KC products. Keep up the great videos. Thanks
One thing that I learned from this video is how much engineering that goes into each product. I would love to see more videos like this that breaks down each of your products and proves why you are leaps and bounds ahead of your competition. Keep up the great work.
It is nice to see companies break down their products and show all the features and technology that go unseen from the outside view of the product. Thanks KC!
I really like these videos because it answers a lot of questions that some may not know the answer to. I would like to see some beam pattern comparisons between driving, fog & spot beam lights
I have really enjoyed these last two videos. Learning some stuff that I never knew. Shows that KC has been around and that KC really knows what they are doing. I would love to see a break down, comparison between driving, spot, and flood patterns. Seeing the difference and the benefits of each.
Honestly the best UA-cam channel you could watch for days and not get bored while watching, very informative and interesting! Answers a lot of questions I have without me having to email y’all! Thank y’all so much!!
I loved that they showed how easily those lights actually breakdown- I was also happy to see good heat sinks. These would look awesome on the CJ5 I’m rebuilding!
The videos are truly informative and shows just how far we have gone in lighting over the years. It's nice to see a company actually explain why they do certain things with their products. Excellent job.
I never owned a KC but it's good to see them stepping up their game and not resting on their historic roots. looks like the build quality is solid. Will be looking into them for my next rig. Thank you.
Great information and fully in depth review of how much engineering goes into off-road lights designed by KC. This is a great reminder of why quality is worth paying for rather than grabbing cheaper “knock offs”. KC Lighting, it’s not just a light, it’s a vision of what’s ahead.
I really liked how you broke down what really goes into making an offroad light. That definitely shows why you want a company you can trust like KC Hilites so you know every detail has been thought of.
Thank you for these videos Taylor. You guys have earned my business! Back on the last day of November, 2020 I ordered my first ever Jeep. A 2021 JL Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. It arrived at my dealership in mid February, 2021 and I bought it in March 1st, 2021. I’ve been around off roading all of my life. My Dad used to take both my Mom and I out off roading in his truck or we would go out to the desert in our dune buggies with family and friends. This would have been in the 70’s and 80’s. My Dads truck didn’t have any off road lights on it but our dune buggy did. It was a yellow dune buggy with 2 KC Hilites off road lights on top of the roll cage and then 2 more on the front of the buggy. And they truly did turn night into day. I then continued the trend when I got my drivers license in 1990. Later on in life I began driving Toyota Tacoma’s and loved them. On my first one that I had, a 1997 Toyota Tacoma LX 4x4 extended cab, I put a custom made light bar on it and was going to run KC Hilites on it but the off road shop talked me into going with 4, PIAA 80 Racing Series lights. They did great and are still on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road 4x4 extra cab that I sold a few years ago but I had always wished that I had stuck with my original plan. In April of 2020, my Dad passed away after a 30 plus year battle with multiple sclerosis that he got as a result of being sprayed with agent orange in Vietnam, after he got drafted into the Army. After he died I decided to get back into off roading again because I used to love doing it and my Dad is the one that ignited that passion. Because I’m a San Diego native, I also considered going with Baja Designs. When I began studying which off road lights are the best to go with the 2 companies that kept coming up were KC Hilites and Baja Designs. Anytime I would speak with them it felt like I was burdening them with my questions. But when I spoke with anyone at KC Hilites, it was the exact opposite. Everyone was friendly, informative and extremely helpful. And on those principles alone, that earned my business. I now live in Colorado and also volunteer getting off road vehicles on trails unstuck and recovered. But another thing that is even more important that I will be doing is volunteer myself, vehicle and equipment in doing search and rescue and/or search and recovery of missing people in many of these remote locations. So myself and others can continue searching locations even at night, probably the most important thing that I need will be off road lights and on every corner of my Jeep. If I can illuminate an area off the trail and then send a drone or 2 up, we can continue searching remote areas even at night. Or, if a lost individual or group of people are still mobile and can walk and they see the off road lights in the distance of where my Jeep is, then that will act as a beacon to them of where help is and they can start traveling towards us. So with the help that everyone at KC Hilites gave to me, I now know which lights are going to be the ones that I need to buy and use. Because the lights alone will be in the $4k to $5k range for everything, I am actually going to be going to the bank this week to take out a small loan to buy everything at once so I can get everything set up all at once.
Awesome video!🤘👍 Great info on how these lights work. It’s cool how the reflectors direct the light and the old lights used the lens to direct the light.
Love the teardown and the break down of the materials/specs.The craftsmanship & performance of your products in every condition is what makes KC king! Lots of lighting choices out there. But only one "Original" KC! ✌😎 Recommended showing and discussing difference between sealed cubes like the Gravity G4 and the C-series which use screws and a gasket.
I really liked the comparison of the flex and gravity led. I currently run a 20in c-series on my raptor but now after watching this I plan on getting the gravity roof light bar down the road.
I like the explanation of the GRD system! However I would love to see a side by side comparison of the usable output of your different lights in the future. Thanks!
I Loved this video because it shows why KC has been making such a great light for Years and years. Also why the quality workmanship is so incredible. This video also describes the difference in why Reflectors are so amazing, and Reflectors in the end are the biggest factor in how your light is focused or located.
Loved hearing about the advances in off-road lighting technology over the years! One thing I would really like to see is demonstrations of some of your more popular lights in real life off-road conditions at night to really get a feel for which lights best suit which applications
I liked how you guys explained the way the reflectors direct the lights efficiently and how the modeled plastic is versatile. Something I struggled with finding when looking for new LEDs for my Wrangler, was the light pattern on the road, and the difference between the big brands. Went with you guys, never looked back!
Wow, I've learned something new today. I've never knew that how much light is being focused, depended on the shape of the reflector. This is why I love KC HILITES! I'm only 19 and I've first seen them in the movie Back To The Future, and ever since I got my 16' Chevy Colorado, I've always wanted to put the KC gravity pro6 on my truck.
I have been using KC lights for many years ( from back in the 80's) but never understood the detail that the reflector had such an impact on the light. I now understand it along with the LED technology from this video! Very Informative and KC has the best off road lights bar none!
This was awesome!! Lighting technology is moving fast and this video shows how KC is offering leading technology!! Love the fact that the Daylighter has been upgraded as I personally love the traditional look!!!
Really liked the break down of the product, then the thorough explanation of each individual part and how they work.. Just makes me love KC products even more.
I must say i have had KC Halogen Daylights on my vehicle for over 18 years. Greatest purchase ever. The design outshines their competitors. But must say will need to upgrade to the HID as the technology has changed so much. I tried other makes but nothing comes close. Keep up the excellent work. Innes
Many offroad enthusiasts are always looking for the best of the best and there’s a reason you guys are on top . Thanks for the video breaking down and informing us about your products . Very helpful 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I really like how he went over the housing part of the light. I see a lot of people complain about water getting into off-brand housings and it's super important, especially for an off-road light, to be able to handle water and dust without failure. I always look for the IP68 rating myself. Great video, thanks!
Love how this video shows the thought and effort that goes into making a quality light. I have 2 6 inch Apollo pros on my Jeep right now and they’re the most reliable thing on my Jeep. These would be a great upgrade from the halogen lights I currently have.
I enjoy the break down of both products , I own a set of old school daylighters and they work great. A new set of led daylighters to compliment them would be a nice fit.
It clarified for me how LED light is projected for the perfect lighting. I’m loving my Gravity light rack on my Zr2. Always getting 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏽 When I drive around Bellevue Washington from other 4wheeling drivers!!!
Been running daylighters for years on my vehicles amazing how the technology has changed. Interesting the difference between the halogen and the led reflectors/lenses. Keep doing what you guys do.
Very informative and explaining the breakdown of how the lights work and function of their parts...Videos like this help other people understand why he would want off road lighting as well
Great informative videos! Buying lighting can be confusing, these videos are going to help us get the right light the first time. Thank you! Keep 'em coming!! And yes, of course I run KC's!!
Love the fact that you can get so much light out of such a small light if you want. But if you have the room or want the look you can get even more light and the old look with a larger light and more control of the like with a larger reflector. I have all flood light now, need to get something that will reach out and go the extra distance. Thank for the videos and information.
I appreciate this video series. It'll help a person determine what light to use for what application that they may stumble upon out on the trail. It also lets someone know exactly what it is that they are purchasing and the quality thereof . Thank you.
I have a few of KC's lights and I use them as aften as I can. I've used them through thousands of night driven miles and they have without doubt saved me from accidents with wildlife or unknown corners that creep up on you during those late night drives. With the purchase of a new Chevy Tahoe I hope to upgrade the lighting soon. Unfortunately a Tahoe is a large vehical with few areas to add good lighting making it more expensive than even folks with deep pockets like to part with. A set of these could be a good start and they definitely wouldn't hurt the appearance. Good luck to all and who ever wins these lights, enjoy them as I have the lights on my last vehicle, my Jeep.
I never used to think much about lights except "brighter is better". The more I learn, the more wrong I realize that mentality was. Thanks for another informative video, and thanks for putting out awesome products. My JL build could use some Daylight.
Howdy from Iraq! Thanks for the video describing the difference between the gravity dailighters and the reflectors impact on lighting. Your videos help me stay in the game, give some Soldiers fun things to buy, and plan for the next camping trip. Love to put some on my old GX!
I have a set of gravity pro 6 and they are by far better than any light at I have ever owned. And on top of that they come out with these dope videos explains why these lights are nice. Of lights are the only way to go. They’re customer service is on point and the warranty is unmatched. Keep up the good work guys! Kc for life
I enjoyed this video because it explained a product that my boyfriend has been wanting for a long while for his Jeep. :) They actually look pretty awesome!
I’ve always been a KC fan just never been able to pick the ones I want but after this video I know exactly what I want now. I’ve always heard about the quality and craftsmanship in KC lights. Can’t wait to have KC’s on my JKU!! Thank you KC for the hard work y’all put in on your product!
WOW..video shows why KC has been making such a great light for Years and years. Ilike how this video also describes the difference in why Reflectors in the end are the biggest factor in how your light is focused
It was useful to see how well designed and built both the Flex and the Gravity are. I didn’t realize how much work went into the reflectors. The gravity reflecting diode is wild! I’m glad I use KC lights!
Great and informative video. Very good explanation of why my KC Gravity LED G34's have such a great pattern as compared to many other brands that just send light every direction. The Gravity LED Daylighters would be a great addition to my off road lighting package.
Great comparison. I’m a huge KC HiLites fan! I have a total of 10 KC HiLites in various sizes and patterns on my Jeep Wrangler JK. Can’t say enough great things about the construction of the lights. Top notch!
Had the opportunity to check out the gravity flex flood yesterday on a buddy's rig. Very nice light output. Would like to see the difference between those and the spot and well as the output with the amber lenses attached.
KC HILITES are too notch. Kudos to your team! I really enjoyed the breakdown of the lights especially the old school look of the daylighter. Old school look + new school performance is unstoppable!
Great series on lights... I'm watching past videos to catch up on all different lights and installs. And imagining how they would look and work on my trucks. Keep up the good work!
I love the fact that the reflectors allow for the light to thrown further and better as well as the low power consumption. I was always torn between getting an hid off-road light or led light. This video has convinced me to get the led light.
Great video. As a newcomer to the idea of adding lights to a project, I wasn't sure as to how the Gravity LED lights were different. After seeing the other videos on this topic, I will more than likely put KC's on my project.
Hey guys! Hans checking in from Flagstaff, Az. Very informative video. The breakdown of the lights is important to know and really helps when cleaning. Knowing what components do what can help you troubleshoot issues and know what you’re buying. Your lights are the best in the business and I’ve used them on my past rigs. You can’t beat the quality! Those lights would look great on my overland rig! Thanks for the great video!
Excellent video. Great description of the reflector technology, many people don't understand LED technology and how to properly design an LED light, KC sure does. We have fogs, flex bar, PRO6 bar and Carbon pods running on a couple vehicles and have had excellent experience with the quality and light output. Did have a small issue with the PRO6 on an 18 wheeler due to the extreme vibrations experienced on the highways in Alaska, but the issue was fixed right away by KC. The light output of the PRO6 combined with the Carbon Pods is just amazing, well worth the investment if your a commercial driver. Also most important, bring those American Flag covers to the Carbon Pods and PRO6 please.
This was great and didn’t know that back then they used the lens much more I would like to know which specific light to get when it comes to a flood or a spot
Never knew the shapes mattered when it came to lights. Very interesting! I think it would be neat to see some custom builds based on regional terrain and off road trails
Awesome informative video guys. Thanks for breaking down & stripping your lights & explaining the intricate details. I Really love the quality of these lights. Gravity pro6 would look beautiful on my Ford Raptor. Been a fan of KC since the 80’s. Keep up the great work & being the LEAD innovators of industry. 💡
Thanks for the info! Those Gravity lights are pretty sick and would look great on my OBS Suburban. Do a video on power requirements and wiring them up!! 👍
The direction of aiming light explanation was very helpful and changes my mind of what I’ll buy next. Also those American flag KC logo covers are sweet!!
I enjoyed seeing you guys take apart various lights to show what goes into making your lights. I like taking stuff apart but rarely do it when it voids a warranty... And seeing the quality that go into KC's makes me want to buy them even more. I would enjoy seeing a video about different beam patterns with some off-road night examples. Maybe that exists already and I haven't seen it, but that would be awesome!
KC really goes in depth and shows us what it takes to build lights with quality. You don’t cut corners and we recognize that! We love that you are always ahead of the game. Keep it up!
I really enjoyed the video because it shows a brand breaking down their light thatnis rarely shown, giving access behind the build and showing how they make the beam patterns to fit are needs for are adventures.It is amazing to see that it’s not just all about the lens but mainly the dimensions of the reflector that controls a huge variation of scattered light and focuses it into a beam style we look for in a light. KC keep doing you and changing the way we see the night and for some of us light freaks turning night into day. Thank
You can’t wait to see more
Behind the doors.
I love that you guys are willing to do a tear down, the best way to see the quality of a product is to open it up. Most aren't willing to do that.
I like how much research and development KC puts into their products. It’s interesting watching the videos and getting an understanding on what I really need in a headlight for my JKU Rubicon. I have been searching for awhile as the stocks underperform. I just want to ensure I put the best that I can in the Jeep and I like the quality of KC products. Keep up the great videos. Thanks
One thing that I learned from this video is how much engineering that goes into each product. I would love to see more videos like this that breaks down each of your products and proves why you are leaps and bounds ahead of your competition. Keep up the great work.
It is nice to see companies break down their products and show all the features and technology that go unseen from the outside view of the product. Thanks KC!
I really like these videos because it answers a lot of questions that some may not know the answer to. I would like to see some beam pattern comparisons between driving, fog & spot beam lights
Awesome breakdown Taylor.
You should have used a saw btw 😂
That explains why lights have changed so much. Thanks. I remember the old school ones with thick lens and designs in them.
I really liked seeing how they are disassembled and seeing how good the thick the outer shell is in order to protect the insides.
These types of videos are great when shopping around for lights. It gives you confidence in the product you want to buy
I have really enjoyed these last two videos. Learning some stuff that I never knew. Shows that KC has been around and that KC really knows what they are doing. I would love to see a break down, comparison between driving, spot, and flood patterns. Seeing the difference and the benefits of each.
Honestly the best UA-cam channel you could watch for days and not get bored while watching, very informative and interesting! Answers a lot of questions I have without me having to email y’all! Thank y’all so much!!
I loved that they showed how easily those lights actually breakdown- I was also happy to see good heat sinks. These would look awesome on the CJ5 I’m rebuilding!
It’s great to see the quality difference between KC and the others.
The videos are truly informative and shows just how far we have gone in lighting over the years. It's nice to see a company actually explain why they do certain things with their products. Excellent job.
Very rarely companies share such detailed videos along with disassembly process... Love the KCs ...
The magic of KC Lights is explained. Keep videos like this coming and the different applications they can be used in.
I never owned a KC but it's good to see them stepping up their game and not resting on their historic roots. looks like the build quality is solid. Will be looking into them for my next rig. Thank you.
It's great seeing the quality built in to every light, even seeing how easy it is to disassemble shows the awesome engineering behind it 👍🏻
Great information and fully in depth review of how much engineering goes into off-road lights designed by KC. This is a great reminder of why quality is worth paying for rather than grabbing cheaper “knock offs”. KC Lighting, it’s not just a light, it’s a vision of what’s ahead.
I really liked how you broke down what really goes into making an offroad light. That definitely shows why you want a company you can trust like KC Hilites so you know every detail has been thought of.
Definitely appreciated how you described how the reflector works in your lights. Those Gravity LED lights would look classic on my '89 Suburban!
Thank you for these videos Taylor. You guys have earned my business!
Back on the last day of November, 2020 I ordered my first ever Jeep. A 2021 JL Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. It arrived at my dealership in mid February, 2021 and I bought it in March 1st, 2021.
I’ve been around off roading all of my life. My Dad used to take both my Mom and I out off roading in his truck or we would go out to the desert in our dune buggies with family and friends. This would have been in the 70’s and 80’s. My Dads truck didn’t have any off road lights on it but our dune buggy did. It was a yellow dune buggy with 2 KC Hilites off road lights on top of the roll cage and then 2 more on the front of the buggy. And they truly did turn night into day. I then continued the trend when I got my drivers license in 1990. Later on in life I began driving Toyota Tacoma’s and loved them. On my first one that I had, a 1997 Toyota Tacoma LX 4x4 extended cab, I put a custom made light bar on it and was going to run KC Hilites on it but the off road shop talked me into going with 4, PIAA 80 Racing Series lights. They did great and are still on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road 4x4 extra cab that I sold a few years ago but I had always wished that I had stuck with my original plan.
In April of 2020, my Dad passed away after a 30 plus year battle with multiple sclerosis that he got as a result of being sprayed with agent orange in Vietnam, after he got drafted into the Army. After he died I decided to get back into off roading again because I used to love doing it and my Dad is the one that ignited that passion.
Because I’m a San Diego native, I also considered going with Baja Designs. When I began studying which off road lights are the best to go with the 2 companies that kept coming up were KC Hilites and Baja Designs. Anytime I would speak with them it felt like I was burdening them with my questions. But when I spoke with anyone at KC Hilites, it was the exact opposite. Everyone was friendly, informative and extremely helpful. And on those principles alone, that earned my business.
I now live in Colorado and also volunteer getting off road vehicles on trails unstuck and recovered. But another thing that is even more important that I will be doing is volunteer myself, vehicle and equipment in doing search and rescue and/or search and recovery of missing people in many of these remote locations. So myself and others can continue searching locations even at night, probably the most important thing that I need will be off road lights and on every corner of my Jeep. If I can illuminate an area off the trail and then send a drone or 2 up, we can continue searching remote areas even at night. Or, if a lost individual or group of people are still mobile and can walk and they see the off road lights in the distance of where my Jeep is, then that will act as a beacon to them of where help is and they can start traveling towards us. So with the help that everyone at KC Hilites gave to me, I now know which lights are going to be the ones that I need to buy and use. Because the lights alone will be in the $4k to $5k range for everything, I am actually going to be going to the bank this week to take out a small loan to buy everything at once so I can get everything set up all at once.
Awesome video!🤘👍 Great info on how these lights work. It’s cool how the reflectors direct the light and the old lights used the lens to direct the light.
Love the teardown and the break down of the materials/specs.The craftsmanship & performance of your products in every condition is what makes KC king! Lots of lighting choices out there. But only one "Original" KC! ✌😎 Recommended showing and discussing difference between sealed cubes like the Gravity G4 and the C-series which use screws and a gasket.
I really liked the comparison of the flex and gravity led. I currently run a 20in c-series on my raptor but now after watching this I plan on getting the gravity roof light bar down the road.
I like the explanation of the GRD system! However I would love to see a side by side comparison of the usable output of your different lights in the future. Thanks!
As a newcomer to offroad lighting, this video was great for gaining knowledge of these systems. You definitely get what you pay for.
I enjoyed the explanation of the evolution of today’s lighting design from the past science. Thanks for the time and effort.
My YJ is a 89 and so are the KC lights I put on my Jeep 30 years ago. They work like brand new. Awesome quality!
I Loved this video because it shows why KC has been making such a great light for Years and years. Also why the quality workmanship is so incredible. This video also describes the difference in why Reflectors are so amazing, and Reflectors in the end are the biggest factor in how your light is focused or located.
Loved hearing about the advances in off-road lighting technology over the years! One thing I would really like to see is demonstrations of some of your more popular lights in real life off-road conditions at night to really get a feel for which lights best suit which applications
I liked how you guys explained the way the reflectors direct the lights efficiently and how the modeled plastic is versatile. Something I struggled with finding when looking for new LEDs for my Wrangler, was the light pattern on the road, and the difference between the big brands. Went with you guys, never looked back!
Wow, I've learned something new today. I've never knew that how much light is being focused, depended on the shape of the reflector. This is why I love KC HILITES! I'm only 19 and I've first seen them in the movie Back To The Future, and ever since I got my 16' Chevy Colorado, I've always wanted to put the KC gravity pro6 on my truck.
I have been using KC lights for many years ( from back in the 80's) but never understood the detail that the reflector had such an impact on the light. I now understand it along with the LED technology from this video! Very Informative and KC has the best off road lights bar none!
This was awesome!! Lighting technology is moving fast and this video shows how KC is offering leading technology!! Love the fact that the Daylighter has been upgraded as I personally love the traditional look!!!
Daylighter LED a must have!
The reflector shape is something I didn’t know about. Controlling the light difference are a huge advantage.
I learned a lot about the reflectors and heat displacement.
Really liked the break down of the product, then the thorough explanation of each individual part and how they work.. Just makes me love KC products even more.
I must say i have had KC Halogen Daylights on my vehicle for over 18 years. Greatest purchase ever. The design outshines their competitors. But must say will need to upgrade to the HID as the technology has changed so much. I tried other makes but nothing comes close. Keep up the excellent work. Innes
Many offroad enthusiasts are always looking for the best of the best and there’s a reason you guys are on top . Thanks for the video breaking down and informing us about your products . Very helpful 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I love this video because I did not know they sold the gravity light and I would love if u guys did a build project on a Dodge Durango
I really like how he went over the housing part of the light. I see a lot of people complain about water getting into off-brand housings and it's super important, especially for an off-road light, to be able to handle water and dust without failure. I always look for the IP68 rating myself. Great video, thanks!
I liked the explanation of how the gravity LED system differs from the traditional forward facing LED used in almost all other lights.
Love how this video shows the thought and effort that goes into making a quality light. I have 2 6 inch Apollo pros on my Jeep right now and they’re the most reliable thing on my Jeep. These would be a great upgrade from the halogen lights I currently have.
Love that there is science behind the design!
Totally dig how far reflector technology has come, and like that lenses are now clear rather than fluted. Oh, and your flex light wrench. Pretty cool.
I enjoy the break down of both products , I own a set of old school daylighters and they work great. A new set of led daylighters to compliment them would be a nice fit.
I liked how you gave us small but important facts. Like how the fins help with heat escaping. Great video!
It clarified for me how LED light is projected for the perfect lighting. I’m loving my Gravity light rack on my Zr2. Always getting 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏽 When I drive around Bellevue Washington from other 4wheeling drivers!!!
Been running daylighters for years on my vehicles amazing how the technology has changed. Interesting the difference between the halogen and the led reflectors/lenses. Keep doing what you guys do.
Man another great video keep em coming. Never knew that the size of reflector made a difference! Can't wait for the light comparison.
pretty sweet seeing all the components separated. Definitely gives a better understanding to the design of the products
Very informative and explaining the breakdown of how the lights work and function of their parts...Videos like this help other people understand why he would want off road lighting as well
My lizard brain that says 'Hmm.. I wonder how that works. Let's tear it apart', is now satisfied. Thank you Taylor!
Great informative videos! Buying lighting can be confusing, these videos are going to help us get the right light the first time.
Thank you! Keep 'em coming!! And yes, of course I run KC's!!
Thanks! It's nice to see how the construction and design has progressed over the years since my first set of KC DayLighters!
I remember having KC lights on my rollbar back in HS. They weren't even hooked up, but I was proud to represent! :)
Love the fact that you can get so much light out of such a small light if you want. But if you have the room or want the look you can get even more light and the old look with a larger light and more control of the like with a larger reflector. I have all flood light now, need to get something that will reach out and go the extra distance. Thank for the videos and information.
Would love to see video on how to properly position lights to optimize driving off road.
Good video - Learned more than I thought I would about light design and construction.
I like how this video showed the lense components to these great lights.
I appreciate this video series. It'll help a person determine what light to use for what application that they may stumble upon out on the trail. It also lets someone know exactly what it is that they are purchasing and the quality thereof . Thank you.
I have a few of KC's lights and I use them as aften as I can. I've used them through thousands of night driven miles and they have without doubt saved me from accidents with wildlife or unknown corners that creep up on you during those late night drives. With the purchase of a new Chevy Tahoe I hope to upgrade the lighting soon. Unfortunately a Tahoe is a large vehical with few areas to add good lighting making it more expensive than even folks with deep pockets like to part with. A set of these could be a good start and they definitely wouldn't hurt the appearance.
Good luck to all and who ever wins these lights, enjoy them as I have the lights on my last vehicle, my Jeep.
I never used to think much about lights except "brighter is better". The more I learn, the more wrong I realize that mentality was. Thanks for another informative video, and thanks for putting out awesome products. My JL build could use some Daylight.
Great video on showing the different components and how KC has advanced the technology
Howdy from Iraq! Thanks for the video describing the difference between the gravity dailighters and the reflectors impact on lighting. Your videos help me stay in the game, give some Soldiers fun things to buy, and plan for the next camping trip. Love to put some on my old GX!
Futures so bright....
That was fantastic! I had no idea the level of technology in a modern LED light. Very well done.
I have a set of gravity pro 6 and they are by far better than any light at I have ever owned. And on top of that they come out with these dope videos explains why these lights are nice. Of lights are the only way to go. They’re customer service is on point and the warranty is unmatched. Keep up the good work guys! Kc for life
LOVE my KCs!!!!! I’m a die hard KC Hilites customer. The only off road lights I will ever run on my trucks.
I enjoyed this video because it explained a product that my boyfriend has been wanting for a long while for his Jeep. :) They actually look pretty awesome!
I’ve always been a KC fan just never been able to pick the ones I want but after this video I know exactly what I want now. I’ve always heard about the quality and craftsmanship in KC lights. Can’t wait to have KC’s on my JKU!! Thank you KC for the hard work y’all put in on your product!
WOW..video shows why KC has been making such a great light for Years and years. Ilike how this video also describes the difference in why Reflectors in the end are the biggest factor in how your light is focused
It was useful to see how well designed and built both the Flex and the Gravity are. I didn’t realize how much work went into the reflectors. The gravity reflecting diode is wild! I’m glad I use KC lights!
Great and informative video. Very good explanation of why my KC Gravity LED G34's have such a great pattern as compared to many other brands that just send light every direction. The Gravity LED Daylighters would be a great addition to my off road lighting package.
Great comparison. I’m a huge KC HiLites fan! I have a total of 10 KC HiLites in various sizes and patterns on my Jeep Wrangler JK. Can’t say enough great things about the construction of the lights. Top notch!
Larger than normal reflectors in your LED lights are a great idea as well as the plastic lenses for rock protection. Great job KC
Had the opportunity to check out the gravity flex flood yesterday on a buddy's rig. Very nice light output. Would like to see the difference between those and the spot and well as the output with the amber lenses attached.
KC HILITES are too notch. Kudos to your team! I really enjoyed the breakdown of the lights especially the old school look of the daylighter. Old school look + new school performance is unstoppable!
KC love the useful way of using the led to reflect back on the reflector to produce that amazing output on the light...
Pretty happy to get an actual comparison of size between these two and something more standardized (his hand). Love the compact design of the Flex.
I have been trying to figure out which lights to get for my 4runnet and this gives me the background to do it. Great video.
Great series on lights... I'm watching past videos to catch up on all different lights and installs. And imagining how they would look and work on my trucks. Keep up the good work!
I love the fact that the reflectors allow for the light to thrown further and better as well as the low power consumption. I was always torn between getting an hid off-road light or led light. This video has convinced me to get the led light.
Your products rock and it's awesome to see the inner workings and components that go into them!
Definitely makes me think who’s lights I should be running, will be possibly be making the switch! Thank guys!
I love this because it shows that KC is still on top of their game even with all the competition now. I defiantly have a pair on my wish list :)
Great video. As a newcomer to the idea of adding lights to a project, I wasn't sure as to how the Gravity LED lights were different. After seeing the other videos on this topic, I will more than likely put KC's on my project.
Hey guys! Hans checking in from Flagstaff, Az. Very informative video. The breakdown of the lights is important to know and really helps when cleaning. Knowing what components do what can help you troubleshoot issues and know what you’re buying. Your lights are the best in the business and I’ve used them on my past rigs. You can’t beat the quality! Those lights would look great on my overland rig!
Thanks for the great video!
Excellent video. Great description of the reflector technology, many people don't understand LED technology and how to properly design an LED light, KC sure does. We have fogs, flex bar, PRO6 bar and Carbon pods running on a couple vehicles and have had excellent experience with the quality and light output. Did have a small issue with the PRO6 on an 18 wheeler due to the extreme vibrations experienced on the highways in Alaska, but the issue was fixed right away by KC. The light output of the PRO6 combined with the Carbon Pods is just amazing, well worth the investment if your a commercial driver. Also most important, bring those American Flag covers to the Carbon Pods and PRO6 please.
This was great and didn’t know that back then they used the lens much more I would like to know which specific light to get when it comes to a flood or a spot
Never knew the shapes mattered when it came to lights. Very interesting! I think it would be neat to see some custom builds based on regional terrain and off road trails
Awesome informative video guys. Thanks for breaking down & stripping your lights & explaining the intricate details. I Really love the quality of these lights. Gravity pro6 would look beautiful on my Ford Raptor. Been a fan of KC since the 80’s. Keep up the great work & being the LEAD innovators of industry. 💡
So much technology and research goes into building your lights! Love my 8" HID's and c series pods
Thanks for the info! Those Gravity lights are pretty sick and would look great on my OBS Suburban. Do a video on power requirements and wiring them up!! 👍
The direction of aiming light explanation was very helpful and changes my mind of what I’ll buy next. Also those American flag KC logo covers are sweet!!
I liked the technical explanation detailing what sets these name brand lights apart from cheaper off road lights.
I enjoyed seeing you guys take apart various lights to show what goes into making your lights. I like taking stuff apart but rarely do it when it voids a warranty... And seeing the quality that go into KC's makes me want to buy them even more. I would enjoy seeing a video about different beam patterns with some off-road night examples. Maybe that exists already and I haven't seen it, but that would be awesome!