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Which of these lights can be used as on-road fogs?
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As much US content as possible is used in our lights and they are all assembled in the US. We have two facilities in San Diego, one is offocie and production space, with the other being our machine shop where we machine most of the bezels, housings, etc. Circuit boards are all populated here in the San Diego area, as well as our coatings and finishes.
Thank you for answering!We typically only sell lights as a package which includes the brackets and lights, sometimes with wiring as well.
The Squadron SAE is our on road-compliant light. You can find it in our SAE fog pocket kit.
I think this is answering my question above. Yeah, I was referring to the fog kit, thanks. So would the SAE fogs be on a different aux switch than the other two (four, technically)?The Squadron SAE is our on road-compliant light. You can find it in our SAE fog pocket kit.
As much US content as possible is used in our lights and they are all assembled in the US. We have two facilities in San Diego, one is offocie and production space, with the other being our machine shop where we machine most of the bezels, housings, etc. Circuit boards are all populated here in the San Diego area, as well as our coatings and finishes.
That said, it is near impossible to source everything from the US. LEDS, electrical components, etc. even when of the utmost quality, tend to come from overseas.
This is a good question, would love an answer…how many AUX switches does the pocked fog set use?I think this is answering my question above. Yeah, I was referring to the fog kit, thanks. So would the SAE fogs be on a different aux switch than the other two (four, technically)?
Two switches are provided with the kit. One applies to one pair of lights, the other has a splitter and controls the other two pairs. Typically the single switch is connected to the fog or SAE lights, but you can set it up in any combination.This is a good question, would love an answer…how many AUX switches does the pocked fog set use?
Thank you for your input!Two switches are provided with the kit. One applies to one pair of lights, the other has a splitter and controls the other two pairs. Typically the single switch is connected to the fog or SAE lights, but you can set it up in any combination.
Look forward to see what other things you come out with for the Bronco.
WOuld like to see a flush light roof light bar or stealth light bar from inside the windshield light whats made for the Jeep
https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/stealth-led-interior-mount-50-inch-light-bar-jeep-wrangler-jl
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and no wind noise or resistance!I would Love to have this stealth set up Made by BD to use with the Cool set up you guys came up with for the MOD bump. It would be super clean and safe.
Hey Paul I was looking at the kits available for the Bronco and to be honest I don't know which light kit is best to go with. I would love to run some lights on the A pillars next to the mirrors but am not sure which one is best for what situation or how good each light is? Plus if I wanted Amber lighting is that going to be coming out too?Hey everyone,
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I wish I could give you a short, clean answerHey Paul I was looking at the kits available for the Bronco and to be honest I don't know which light kit is best to go with. I would love to run some lights on the A pillars next to the mirrors but am not sure which one is best for what situation or how good each light is? Plus if I wanted Amber lighting is that going to be coming out too?