Bought a pair of these for $32
https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/1649 ... 6491572011
Initial assessment is wow. Obviously very white. Good spread out focus. I lowered them a bit so the lows were a bit higher (very easy with factory adjustment. )
Note the lows only help with very straight light. The highs have the same pattern but just further extended. They do overlap the fogs a lot more than just the lows but they do layer out a bit further.
I had considered some of the aftermarket replacement housings but on the Fog’s it felt like for the price it was worth giving a shot. I may lower forward or add a set of cubes with yellow filters if they reflect too much in the fog.
LED fog Bulbs
LED fog Bulbs
2016 Laramie; 5.13s, Locker Bypass, WK sliders, 35" Toyo MT, 2Lo Kit, ProCal, Hemifever tune, Airbags/Cradles, Thuren 2.5" King w/ Boogie Bumps, Warn SDP6000
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Re: LED fog Bulbs
Put some HID's in those projectors and really say wow. (oh holy shit)
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Re: LED fog Bulbs
Sweet. Any good links?
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Re: LED fog Bulbs
Headlight Revolution. 5000k or lower. Our projector housings are actually pretty decent. Nice sharp cutoff that you'll need to make sure you adjust accordingly. I also did HID for the highs, which work for where I drive in rural areas of AZ, but if you're situation is more on/off highs, their LED choice might be better. HIDs take a bit to come to full brightness.
Unless they prove to have a short life (which they are covered for as long as you own them by HR) it really is a dramatic upgrade. They've already paid off helping me see elk on the Interstate south of Flagstaff where I highly doubt I would have seen them in time with the OEM bulbs.
Unless they prove to have a short life (which they are covered for as long as you own them by HR) it really is a dramatic upgrade. They've already paid off helping me see elk on the Interstate south of Flagstaff where I highly doubt I would have seen them in time with the OEM bulbs.
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Re: LED fog Bulbs
I just installed LED headlight bulbs and backup bulbs from HR the first of the year. World of difference.
If going to a HID headlight. Go with the 55 watt system.
https://headlightrevolution.com/vehicle ... dodge-ram/
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If going to a HID headlight. Go with the 55 watt system.
https://headlightrevolution.com/vehicle ... dodge-ram/
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2008 POWER WAGON RC
My build thread. http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... =13&t=2826
Moab '09, '10, '12, '14.
Rausch Creek - Summer '10, Spring-Fall '11, Spring '12, Summer '13, Summer '14, Summer '15, Summer '16, Summer '17, Summer '18, Summer '20, Summer '22,
AOAA Summer '19.
Russ
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2008 POWER WAGON RC
My build thread. http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... =13&t=2826
Moab '09, '10, '12, '14.
Rausch Creek - Summer '10, Spring-Fall '11, Spring '12, Summer '13, Summer '14, Summer '15, Summer '16, Summer '17, Summer '18, Summer '20, Summer '22,
AOAA Summer '19.
Russ
NRA - Benefactor, Golden Eagle.