Reviews for Quadratec Gen II Stealth LED Interior Mount 50” Light Bar for 18-26 Jeep Wrangler JL & Gladiator JT
I’m impressed. Packaging kept everything safe for shipping. Left the instructions in the box and used Rob’s YouTube video instead. Hardest part of the install was cleaning the windshield. Wiring and all adjustments were simple.
I took the bar out of the packaging a day prior to install so the rubber gasket had time to relax. No issues with light leaking out from the gasket. Only thing I would change would be swapping out the switch for one that is backlit so it’s easier to see at night.
Good product! Slightly smaller than gen 1 with a MUCH improved light seal and a lower price point. This is what gen 1 should have been.
Works great even with a tinted windshield its bright, super easy to install less than 1hour , would highly recommend
Pre purchased, waited patiently (not really), product arrived on 4/1. Packaging in good shape, contents intact, NO INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS!!!!! YouTube University, found install video for previous generation. 1.5 hours by my self, and I had it done. Very satisfied.
Have always wanted the internal light bar and lucky for me, there’s an updated version! I snagged this one and with the new lower price point, it was well worth the wait! Install was a breeze with the supplied instructions. There is virtually no light bleed in to the cab with no reflection off the windshield. Really love how wide the flood pattern is on the white and amber modes.
Great light bar, easier to install than anticipated. Take your time and it’s pretty straight forward. I dinged a star only because I was unaware that once installed my sun visors would no longer flip down. And also the rubber seal around the bar which keeps light bleed from entering the cab is already peeling off in the corner. Not sure how yet to fix that.
This light bar is very bright and pretty easy to install if you have basic mechanical skills. There is very little light bleed into the cab and it’s way to operate with the switch on the bar itself.
I have e this unit 4 stars because the rubber gasket that is attached to the bottom of the light came loose and began to fall off after the first multiple hour use. Quadratec replaced it with a supposedly upgraded gaskets but it looks the same so we’ll see.
One other thing, at a traffic light you may have to bend your head sideways to see the traffic light.
Would give 3 stars but customer support gained back a star level. I went through x2 replacements off the bat prior to final install.
First bar came with a set of LEDs that were out. Quadratec replaced under warranty. Second bar came damaged (end was bent). The packaging was decently intact so it seems it wasn’t from the delivery service. Quadratec replaced again. Third bar came and I installed without issue.
Light output is good but because of the flood pattern it would be super beneficial to also pair with spot or combo beam light pods.
Quadratec support was excellent through the replacement process. That alone will have me returning for Quadratec products.
All in all, I would still recommend this if you’re looking for a budget friendly, flood-oriented light bar, that doesn’t add drag or wind noise, and doesn’t require an aftermarket harness/switch.
I upgraded from the Gen I Stealth Lightbar to the Gen II Stealth Lightbar and let me see, the swap could not have been any easier. The wiring harness from the lightbar to the connection behind the glovebox is now a quick disconnect and you can easily run that wiring harness first and get it connected and then plug it into the lightbar while you are mounting it. The new lightbar does an incredible job of preventing light leak, there is almost none and it is definitely brighter! My only gripe would be that I will the lights extended from edge to edge like the Gen I version, but it still looks pretty good! The updates definitely make the slightly narrower design worth it.
Light is bright enough for 5 stars, however the way the light was packaged deformed the lower strip of material that is supposed to limit backlighting. It’s waved downward in two spots and makes the light bar look cheap not to mention it’s annoying to look at after what this light bar costs.