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Hello , trying to find molded light housings with lights for the A pillar that looks factory, can't recall the brand/name. anyone know please?
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The problem with molded lights (fogs, a-pillar, reverse, etc...) is that you cannot aim them where you want them. We see this a lot when people want flush mount reverse lights. SURE looks great on the bumper but you can't aim them. Or when people want to do flush mount pods on their front bumper... oof then you really can't aim it.

I'd recommend checking out our a-pillar kits if you're still trying to decide what you're after. Our kits include everything you need from the lights to the wiring: https://www.4x4truckleds.com/vehicl...onco/auxiliary-lighting/ford/a-pillar-lights/
 

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The problem with molded lights (fogs, a-pillar, reverse, etc...) is that you cannot aim them where you want them
That's only a problem if they don't point where you want them to point. I have the BluMak3D lights. They're adjustible in the way needed, elevation.

The same is true with light bars, most are only adjustible in elevation.

I agree that people might want more adjustments in A pillar lights, but not if they're being used as ditch lights with a wide beam. In that situation azimuth isn't that critical.
 

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If you're after a molded, factory-style look, another option to consider is our LED Off-Road Side Mirror Ditch Lights.

Instead of mounting a pod to the A-pillar, we integrated the lighting directly into replacement mirror housings. The result is a much cleaner OEM-style appearance while still providing plenty of peripheral illumination where you need it on the trail. They're available in White, Amber, or Yellow, so you can choose the output that best fits your driving conditions.

https://www.oraclelights.com/products/oracle-lighting-2021-2023-ford-bronco-led-off-road-side-mirror-ditch-lights
 

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I dig the mirror light idea. Of course I have an FJ Cruiser as well with factory mirrors lights…. Although they are really just marker lights. Nothing like these as far as output.
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