SPV Rigid Fog light install

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I wasn't planning on modifying the truck I have had for 13 days now aside from the supply shortage nonsense my 2023 came without. That quickly changed when I realized both Rigid fog lights are DOT spec garbage. Running four of the same lights just had some family truckster vibes to it. We actually get a good deal of fog where I am, so having one set that would...I don't know...cut up some fog in theory sounded like a worthwhile upgrade. I chose to just replace the inner lights with Rigid SRM "driving" fogs. I like things looking factory for the most part, so I chose to stay with Rigid. Are there better/brighter options? No clue. It didn't really matter in this case.

I sucked up WAY too much of Sidney and John's time via DM here going over the right options for me. Then today I really probably made them want to close up shop completely when I harassed them twice over "missing" items from the shipment that ultimately just turned out to be me being a scatter brained moron. Sorry again to them for that! These two are saints.

Anyways, the lights are in. Directions were straight forward and left no room to mess anything up. Taking out two of the factory Torx screws is a bit awkward, but that had zero to do with their kit. Fit and finish is exactly what I was looking for and output is substantially brighter that I was expecting. Really happy with how it all came together.

The lights I ordered:

SPV Parts 2021-2025 Ford F-150 Raptor & Bronco Raptor OEM Fog Light Upgrade Kit with Brackets & Rigid SR-M Direct Replacement Lights

NEW MODEL!! If you own a 2021 up Ford F-150 OR Bronco Raptor and you were excited about the included Rigid Fog kit, but were disappointed with the performance, you are not alone. Fits- 21+Raptor with OEM Fogs - ALL MODELS 22+ Bronco Raptor Rigid makes some of the BEST lights out there, but Ford...

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First, because I don't think I said this before @ekalb, we LOVE your profile picture! LOL. We are HUGE Bill Murray Fans over here... We grew up on of course Ghost Busters, but What about Bob was one of our favorites... Then, The man who knew too little... and it was great having him back in these new Ghost Busters movies...

Anyway, a side not for you and those who trade up to the 2024 Raptor. Whether or not it is the standard bumper or the new Modular bumper of the 37pkg or the R. These OEM upgrade kits still work the same.
While we all want to sell you guys more products when appropriate. We also want to save you money in areas so you can use it for other things.

That said, if you have one of these OEM upgrade kits. You can put your original pieces back in the old truck when you trade or sell it and take them with you to put in your new truck as well. Just a swap as before. While the plastic housings may have changed in the Modular bumper. The mounting points has not.

In turn, if you buy a new 24 model and want to add these. You can as well no matter which bumper you have. They come in the Rigid models that will appear the same but be obviously better patterns and a lot brighter. Also the Baja Designs S2's or Diode Dynamics SSC2's. As a note, the Rigid SRM's here and the Baja S2's have the BEST clean fit and look. The Diode lights are slightly larger cases and stick out a little further. We want you to have the option for those. They just run larger. The only thing we haven't checked on the Diodes, is if they stick forward enough to mess with the sensor (only on the 24 Modular Bumper) that they stuck smack dab in the middle of the fog housing...

Baja did come out with an SAE S2 now, so you can mix those in there if you want. They can all use snap on covers like you saw in @ekalb review. One cool thing about the Rigid SRM models is that since they look the same, you can replace just ONE or both pairs. So for example. If you want to just add a set of driving lights and keep the one pair of SAE's you can do that and they will still look original.

You can also change lights later if you want to from one brand to the other because the main brackets will still work.

Just always keep your spare parts from the swap in these instances. Like noted above. You never know if you may want to swap back and do a trade in, or take them with you. Put them in a zip lock bag and label it. Or if you don't care about that, then don't worry about it. Its just that hind sight is 20/20 and often times you think back and say.. "man I wish I had kept those!".

Here is a link to the 4 version for reference-

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John

 

[77Raptor]

If I wanted a to replace the Rigid fog lights (controlled by the fog light switch) with one of the upgraded SR-M offerings, which one would provide the closest to a fog light-type of beam pattern, flood or diffused flood? I’m planning to change the aux switch fogs to the SR-M driving lights.

 

[Specialtyperformanceparts]

If I wanted a to replace the Rigid fog lights (controlled by the fog light switch) with one of the upgraded SR-M offerings, which one would provide the closest to a fog light-type of beam pattern, flood or diffused flood? I’m planning to change the aux switch fogs to the SR-M driving lights.

Great Question.

So it really comes down to what you want. The Driving one is the brightest overall as it has 3 LED's per light at about 2350 lumens each light, and the driving pattern is a medium width, medium length. Its about as wide as 2 lanes of road.
The diffused is probably more in the line of a "fog" pattern as it will be short and scattered everywhere.
It is still a lot brighter than what you had. It produces about 1600 lumens per light. FYI, the ones you are taking out are probably 500 lumens each at best?.

The Diffused is also less expensive. The good thing is, you can always change out one. See if you like it or want more, and then maybe after, add the driving one? or vice versa?

The kits are always on sale, but they have some extra discounts through tomorrow night.

John

 

[NH Bad Rap]

Looks super clean!