BD Pro Vs SAE

[scojosmac]

I'm going to be ordering my fog light kit soon from @4x4TruckLEDs.com

Since the amber lenses will degrade the output, can I go with Squadron Pros ( amber ) and use them on them street? ( I'm geniuenly asking. ).

Secondly, I'm new to Baja Designs. Lets say I want I went with amber for 1 pair and clear for my other 2 pair. I can but replacement lens to flip flop. Say all clear or all amber, correct?

I live in CO, so we have a fair amount of snow and dusty trails so I'm trying to figure out the best set up.

TIA.

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[VelocityBrew]

My Baja Designs Squadron Pros on my KTM are far too bright for street driving, but I still do it. Feel like it's a little easier on a motorcycle though

But you can mix and match covers.

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

Nope. I ran squad sports (less powerful than the Pros) on my old Tacoma with the yellow lens and they were significantly brighter than my headlights, and my headlights were awesome.

Off road lights are not for the road, seriously. Don’t be that guy please. If you want to run them on the street buy the lights rated / approved for street use.

 

[scojosmac]

SAE it is! thanks guys!

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I'm going to be ordering my fog light kit soon from @4x4TruckLEDs.com

Since the amber lenses will degrade the output, can I go with Squadron Pros ( amber ) and use them on them street? ( I'm geniuenly asking. ).

Secondly, I'm new to Baja Designs. Lets say I want I went with amber for 1 pair and clear for my other 2 pair. I can but replacement lens to flip flop. Say all clear or all amber, correct?

I live in CO, so we have a fair amount of snow and dusty trails so I'm trying to figure out the best set up.

TIA.

Welp our Gen2 Raptor runs 3x Squadron Pro.

1x Squadron Pro WC
1x Squadron Pro WC Amber
1x Squadron Pro DC

They are aimed down low though, check out this photo you can see how we have them aimed so it does not blind others and the pattern falls below the headlights

See how the inside and outside lights are aimed down. Those are the Wide Cornering ones.

You could run Squadron Pro WC on the bronco, just make sure they are aimed down low below the low beam cut-off. There will be a bit more light scatter then say the SAE but you could get away with it. It's not "street legal" speaking from a legal sense, but depending on where you are you probably won't have any issues

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