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Can anyone point me in the direction of a comparison between all the fog light manufacturers out there?
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Can anyone point me in the direction of a comparison between all the fog light manufacturers out there?
Your two main brands are Baja Designs and Diode Dynamics. We stock more of those then anybody else so we've got you covered there.

Baja Designs offer a lifetime warranty on their lights, are assembled in California and are known for having the best quality off-road lights. They have a fantastic anodized finished on their products which REALLY hold up to what you can throw at them. They have a Sport and Pro for more of their products (with Sport being less bright then Pro). Their patterns are ideal for "off-road" use.

Diode Dynamnics only offer an 8 year warranty and are assembled in MO. They cost less then Baja though. While they cost less with a lower warranty they have a fantastic street legal pattern. They have a Sport/Pro/Max line and actually throw more light over the Baja.

I like to use Baja for off-road lights and Diode Dynamics for lights i'd use on the street. Although you can certainly use them off-road you just don't want a lot of debris getting kicked up at them (rocks and what not) since they may not hold up as well (the bezels) as Baja.

Each brand has their own fog light system that each manufacture makes, however MOST of our customers go with our KR Off-Road brackets.

We manufacture our own brackets under our KR Off-Road brand right here on Long Island. Made from stainless steel with a black powder coating they are designed to meet ISO standards and carry a lifetime warranty.

Our brackets are designed with the customer in mind, so you have a lot of flexibility in aiming your lights.

We offer a standard bracket to hang the lights in any fasion you want and you can get a lot bigger light in the fog opening.

OR we have a flush design, which sits more flush with the lights, which is very popular right now.

Each kit also includes our own harness which makes installation REALLY easy.

Check out your options here:

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/vehicle-specific/ford-bronco/2021-bronco/fog-lights/


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Actual foglights for street use, Diode Dynamics has the best street legal pattern. Baja Designs do many things well, but their SAE fogs are a joke with metal shutters to constrain the beam because they couldn't get it tight enough with just the lenses.

This video is from Diode Dynamics, but it seems pretty honest. I can vouch for the SS3 Pro SAE amber fogs, they are awesome on my Tacoma and I have a set for the Bronco.
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