What do I need to know about fog lights?

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I went with some Baja designs SAE in amber on the outside. Pro driving combo in amber on the center and a pro clear spot in the innermost spot. I got to amber lights because I live in the PNW and we have wet roads a majority of the year and the amber helps reduce the glare. When I turn on the two pairs of pro pods it completely eclipses my factory low and high beams. I use the SAE kinda like a driving light and they are on most of the time. If you want to save some money and aren't in hurry, can save some money on the most expensive fog sets by waiting for black Friday sales/rebates. This last year the rebate was $50/pair plus whatever sales the vendor was running. Saved my several hundred dollars. Last year's rebate: https://www.bajadesigns.com/home/blackfriday.asp

Yeah during Black Friday our customers had $50 per pair in rebates + additional $$ back instantly.

We do offer sales right now on our Baja Kits. Just use coupon code FOGS at checkout.

 

[Fyatrk]

Welcome to the club. I'm sure we can help you out with lighting, as it's what we do all day long.

Since you want to use them on road i'd recommend the Baja Designs Squadron SAE. These give you street legal lights that won't blind others. You can then have a 2nd and 3rd pair a little brighter for off-road use OR if you're alone on the road and need to light things up.

Our triple fog light kits include everything you need. We manufacture our own brackets right here on Long Island (NY) and designed them after trying out lots of other options on the market. These brackets give you the most adjustments out of any bracket on the market, which will be important for you (so that you can aim the lights precisely where you need them). Our wiring harness also makes it easy to install everything as it's "almost" plug and play (we say almost because you just have to crimp 3 wires onto your upfitters, but that's easy). Made out of stainless steel our brackets are also the only ones on the market giving you our Raptor Lifetime Guarantee, no matter what.

Check out your options here. You can also do kits from Rigid Industries BUT the Baja Designs kits are the most popular. I'd recommend the following setup to get you started without breaking the bank:

Squadron SAE Wide Cornering
Squadron Sport, Driving/Combo
Squadron Sport, Spot

The SAE will be lights you use normally on the road. Then the driving/combos can be used when you want a brighter/wider pattern (that also incorporates a spot lens). The spots will help shine light down the road.

It's a great kit to get into, without spending a lot.

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/2017-f...ght-kit-w-baja-designs-lights-build-your-kit/

Head over here and just check out all the great reviews on our kit.

Here are some examples of Raptors with our kits:



These smaller lights are S2, but are not "street legal" although the S2 won't really blind anybody either.

What brush bar do you have the larger lights mounted too?

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

We're using the N-Fab mount: http://www.4x4truckleds.com/n-fab-light-bar-w-multi-mount-led/

With 4x LP9 Pros: http://www.4x4truckleds.com/led-auxiliary-lights/baja-designs/lp9/

 

[970rap]

Thanks for all of the responses here, the info is incredibly helpful. I will sort through these suggestions and reach out to people/vendors as appropriate.

 

[Fever]

I have a 2020. Based on reviews I went to OffRoadAlliance and recently installed a set of Triple Bezel Fog Light Kit w/ Baja Designs Squadron Pro Cube Lights. I did the work myself. Pretty easy project. But...was $1,200. They are so bright that I will probably never use with other vehicles on road with me.

 

[04Ram2500Hemi]

We're using the N-Fab mount: http://www.4x4truckleds.com/n-fab-light-bar-w-multi-mount-led/

With 4x LP9 Pros: http://www.4x4truckleds.com/led-auxiliary-lights/baja-designs/lp9/

Those LP9’s make me want to spend some cash!
I’m just worried about blocking the front camera.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I never use my front camera anyway. The only thing it's good for is rock crawling (to which I don't do) and parking.