GEN 2 Fog light bracket recommendations?

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

And which brackets are those? They do the same thing the Baja Brackets/SPP Brackets do with the inner getting blocked a little. With the SPP you'd be able to move them outwards and to the back a bit to solve that issue of them getting blocked slightly. On my own truck, below, I personally didn't bother. I use my inner lights as Amber Wide Cornering so that extra blockage does not matter (and to be honest, I did the install at like 11pm at night and was tired and didn't think to adjust them... and being as lazy as I am, have yet to adjust them again).

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

This ones at a slight angle, but not as blocked (i didn't take a straight on shot, but I remember his were not as blocked because of how we installed them)

 

[bmexline]

The spp brackets are very nice and do have some adjustability built in but if you want to adjust your lights so the inside one is not partially blocked then you will have to modify the bracket. If the part of the bracket that attaches to the truck had side to side channels instead of up and down channels that would allow the entire bracket to move side to side. Again, for a $125 bracket I wish that change was included.

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[Mstgkillr]

Figured it out. Left side is the vendor made bracket and the right side is NFab. You decide.View attachment 124736 View attachment 124737

Who made the bracket on the left? How is the NFab on the right holding up?

 

[smurfslayer]

whatever backyard hillbilly setup smurflayer was talking about lol

I prefer ‘redneck engineered’.

 

[Uncas]

My DD brackets crapped out after less than a year so I went with the KD Fabworks brackets. They are much thicker than the others and the bend is full length. Not as deep or easy to install if you have any dexterity issues but I think they will hold up better. No light bounce like the DD brackets.