Aftermarket lighting products - what company are you planning on using?

[Marine2146]

It’s a hard Decision for me to pick between KC and RI, I’ve had both. The RI on my super duty is much brighter than the pro-6 on my wranglers but the RI has lots of condensation and stays fogged up.
I love the look of round lights if you have round headlights.
The pro-6 looks hard to fit on the bronco unless you have Full width roof rack.
I would suspect the RI lights from Ford would be marked up by ford as well.

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[Johnny Mo]

I'm guessing that KC will offer multiple install options - A-Pillar brackets, rook rack brackets etc.

 

[tshaw2009]

I will probably be going aftermarket with Rough Country. They are known for making great, high quality items at a fraction of the cost of their competition. I'm sure not only Rigid, but a good majority of the aftermarket have already been briefed on Ford's factory mounting locations and hardware to mount things up to. I will pay Ford for pre-run accessory switches and wiring, but that's where my relationship with Ford will end. I'm not going to pay twice the market value for lighting just simply because I can have it rolled into my financing. If Ford proves me wrong and prices the Rigid lighting in the same ballpark as the aftermarket competition, I may rethink that decision.

 

[Hemisfear]

I'm planning "old school", CIBIE Super Oscars to go along with my wood paneling trail wrap! lol

 

[PanAfrica]

Hella 1000's.

 

[6G_Bronco]

I already have a pair of KC slimline LED driving lights.

 

[2023bronco]

I'm planning "old school", CIBIE Super Oscars to go along with my wood paneling trail wrap! lol

I'm seriously interested in the 7" CIBIE Oscar LEDs. Did you install Super Oscars or were you just kidding? I just bought a NOS pair of CIBIE Iode 95s for a 1975 GMC Gentleman Jim project. I think the white covers on the round Oscars would match the white BRONCO lettering well, and would tie in with the round headlights.

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