Oracle Lighting® 5300-005 - Amber Illuminated Grille Crosshairs

Like I read in review before purchase not very bright. I am satisfied for what it is. Decorative accent lighting.

Looks good off. Flickers when engine running.

This item flickers after installation and after it was already installed i did not want go through the long process of uninstalling and initiating the return. However they give off the softest easy glow, and i was originally worried about them being too bright.

Did not stick very well. Did not cover the whole cross of grille. Was not bright red as shown was more like a pink.

Bought my crosshair lights it was easy to install and now my dart looks so dope. Definitely an eye catcher! Highly recommended.

I bought the first one and it didn't work. I called and they told me to take some pictures of it and send them in. I did that. I called back and was told that you never got the picture's. I got very upset with them and just ordered a new one. Then I asked about next day shipping and I said I would pay for next day shipping, well I didn't get it next day. So a light that should have cost me less than a $100.00 cost me about $250.00. The 2ND light works and it looks good for $250.00.

Product look great on my '15 Dodge Dart SXT. 3M tape is highly effective and is all you need for the product to stick, just make sure it's very very clean before applying. The hole I made is a little big because I could not get the clip to come off, but it's okay because I filled it with a product called Sugru. Wiring was somewhat a challenge because they don't send a switch with the product. Once it was wired to the switch, and brought through the firewall it was easy to install. Took about 1.5 hrs to install and now it add the opposite look to what most people are doing to their Darts - a filled in crosshair instead of an outlined one.

Looks good, easy to apply, hard to hook up electrics.

I knew this product was high quality just taking it out of the box. I was slightly disappointed with the size of the wire that comes out of the sticker. The hole in the bumper ended up being larger than expected due to the thick beginning of the wire. As for the adhesive, I couldn't have been more impressed though it was a challenge to apply the sticker in the correct position- and without bubbles. When pulling the protectant of the adhesive- it pulled apart the back of the sticker- which attributed to the sticker becoming faulty after a week. During the day the sticker hardly is noticeable, but at night, WOW. The brightness is to expectation.

Let me start by saying that the lighted crosshair looks incredible. We bought the red, which stood out nicely against the headlights. I've seen a few others that did the lighter shades who were disappointed with the contrast against the brighter headlights. We did not have this problem. The red showed up very nicely. This was intended to be phase 1 as we do plan to do the halo's for the headlights and fog lights with the wireless controller. Basic installation went ok: The inverter mounted easily. We used tie-wraps to the battery compartment. The wires from the crosshairs to the inverter were a little short but we did not have any issues accommodating it. Mounting the crosshair with the adhesive was a little tricky. We did end up with two bubbles near the center; so it could have gone better. The bubbles don't really show so it was not worth taking it off and trying to remount it. The biggest issue we had was wiring it. Wiring directly to the battery would have been easy if we didn't care about having a dead battery. Finding a switched circuit (AUX or headlights) was harder. As I said we did not by the controller. I suspect that if we had installation to the controller would have been simple. I think that is our next step. Drilling the hole for the wire went ok. We drilled the hole per the instructions, but the plastic piece is peeled a little. I think that drilling the hole so close to the edge of the plastic made the plastic week. We ended up taking out a small corner of the plastic piece. It looks fine, it was just slightly bigger than we thought. All in all, we'd do it again. I would buy and install the controller first.