OPT7Aura Aluminum Underglow LED Lighting Kit for RV with Remote Control, Exterior Neon Accent Underbody Strip, Multicolor Mode, Waterproof, Soundsync, Aluminum Casing, Door Assist, Smart LED

I'll give the Opt7 truck lights a 5 star, packaging was good, looks like decent stuff no issue with the purchase. Bought for the Door Assist lighting. Tested before install and worked as expected.However, when I installed it, although advertised as a "truck kit", these wires are no where close to getting under the hood of my 2023 gmc sierra 4 door, regular box. The rear light wire is long but ends before my front tire, drivers side light wire runs across the cross member to right side and connector ends before FR wheel.Really like the product but PLEASE ADD TO THE DISCRIPTION THAT THE 10FT EXTENTION CABLES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR TRUCKS. Opt7.com says any truck over 20ft long needs them.

No viene con instructivo . Cómo se supone que lo instale

I searched for a while to try and find a underglow kit from a reputable business and although this is loads more expensive than the cheap stuff you can get on Amazon and eBay this is a very well made product with great instructions and a company that reply to your messages and are happy to help in any circumstances which alone for me sells a product on its own! This product really feels and looks like it’s going to last a long time under the car. Time will tell! Highly recommend this product

الاضاءة ممتازة بالاضافة الي العديد من الخيارات في التحكم بسطوع الضوء, الألوان او نمط الاضاءة.بالاضافة الي خاصية التفاعل الصوتي بالمحيط الخارجي.انصح جدا لمن يريد اضفاء لمسته الخاصة الي سيارته

Overview:Pros->Great build quality>Easy installation (but can be time consuming)>Very bright at night>Easy to control (using both the main remote control and key fob)>Uses barely any battery>Will work on almost any carCons->Connectors are flimsy (the metal prongs inside)>Cables aren't long enough for longer cars>Key fob controller has a short range>Is barely visible during daytime (which really is no problem)>I had mounting issues on my vehicle on the sides (results may vary for your vehicle)In depth review:I had been looking at tens of different underglow kits on amazon, and across the Web. Most scared me with their cheap prices (some costing only $30!) and others just did not have any good reviews at all. I came across this Opt7 kit about a month ago and instantly could tell that this was no ordinary kit. This one seemed to have much higher reviews, and much better advertising than any other sub $100 kit. So I purchased it, planning on doing the full installation myself. First I tested it with the 12v outlet to make sure that all of the strips and cables worked, which they did and the brightness sitting on the roof of the car during broad daylight surprised me (however once they are under the car it is a different story during the day). I played around with all of the features and functions before I began the installation to make sure everything was on tip top shape. Then I began to plan the runs for the cables going from the control box to the light strips. About the light strips, holy cow those things are robust! They are encased in a metal sheathing with some sort of clear rubbery coating on the side where the lights shine and to this day mud, dirt, and debris have not affected them. When I was first installing the front and back I made a bit of a mistake. It was getting dark outside so I wanted to move in the car to work on it where there was light. Well I accidently ran over the cable that I had attached to the rear strip and it yanked the strip out of the spot I just had it sitting in and bent the entire strip into a soft Crescent shape. I almost freaked out until I bent it right back into its normal shape and it functioned just fine! However one of the metal prongs inside of the connecter at the control box got messed up by this mishap and caused all of the blue diodes in any strip connected to it not to function, but that was fine by me as I only intended to use green anyways. Everything else during installation was smooth up until it came to mounting the side strips. My 2011 Honda Accord Ex sedan had no grommets, holes, or spots to attach the strip to. There was also a rubberized coating on the entire bottom of the sides of the car that would not allow me to drill into the metal to mount the strips. So I would up using zip ties, which have held very very well, and different kinds of tape on the ends, which has not faired so well. Every other day one of the strips would lose its tape do to rain, or wind and it would hang about 3 centimeters from where I had it mounted. Eventually I was able to use packing tape (of all of the tapes for some reading that was the best and is still holding on after 2 weeks) to hold up the strips. After that I had to run the rear strip and found out that the cable was about 2 feet short of where I needed it to be. Maybe if I had mounted the control box in a more optimal place it would have worked but I already had a cozy spot for it near the top of the engine bay (another thing: it is mush easier to just mount the control box in the engine bay somewhere near your fuse box, rather than inside the car). It is worth mentioning that my car is longer than the average sedan by about 8 inches so your milage may vary. So I just bought an extender cable that was in the recommended section under this product and it worked great! Everything functions except for the rear strip's blue diodes but that is from my dumb self messing it up. I would highly recommend this product as it definitely turns heads and is a great way to personalize your car without doing anything to drastic to the vehicle.