Choosing fogs

[Qwanton17]

I'm trying to decide between squadrons and rigid dually d2, and also should I make one set Amber for the snow?.. thanks for the input

 

[Backinblack]

Both those lights are top of the line. Whichever you decide, they both offer yellow covers which IMO are superior to actual amber led's

 

[Yukon Joe]

One of the draw backs for covers is the light loss.


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[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

If you haven't seen them yet, be sure to check out our Apollo6 lights. They feature 6 5-watt LEDs per cube in a driving beam pattern and emit 2,800 lumens each. And we also offer amber covers for these.



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[KaiserM715]

I'm trying to decide between squadrons and rigid dually d2, and also should I make one set Amber for the snow?.. thanks for the input

If you are wanting fog lights, you will need to choose lights with a fog specific beam pattern. These lights are either spot or flood pattern and neither are DOT approved.

 

[HAP]

If you are wanting fog lights, you will need to choose lights with a fog specific beam pattern. These lights are either spot or flood pattern and neither are DOT approved.

Also some of the reasons I went the way I did...

 

[AbnMP13]

What way did you go Hap?

 

[HAP]

What way did you go Hap?

Went the "Old School" route here: http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f81/my-fog-light-solution-39019/