Sorry meant to say here they are from the Chicago auto show on Saturday. Rigid. They look really good.
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They fit great but require the different end cap from the Raptor to actually bolt in. It has additional mounting points on the inside lower edge of that end pieceI like that they fit so nicely and not too crowded looking. I have the modular bumper and would like to see if these will fit as nice.
Sorry didn't realize it was that time. Try this https://www.midol.com/.NO, it’s a Bronco.
It’s getting ridiculous with “nonsasquatch“ and now “regular“ Bronco.
Just state what you have, not what you don’t have.
Example:
Anyone have part number for the Raptor fog lights? Annoying they are not available for other models.
It's not worth itSince the raptor has factory fog lights on the mod bumper, has anyone tried to find part #’s or brand of these lights or if a wiring harness is available?
Annoying that they are not available on regular Broncos.
Still, it would be nice to at least be able to buy the housing and then fit the better quality Rigid light in its place.It's not worth it
First, while it could bolt up you won't have any wiring for it.
These kits utilize a fog light switch on the dash for 1 pair of lights, and an upfitter for the 2nd. If Ford did what they did on the Gen3 Raptors, they'll also relocate Aux 1 down to the fog pocket kit.
Second, the factory fog lights are HORRIBLE. They really don't throw out any light and the price you are going to pay to get them, is not worth it.
We've got customers ripping their Gen3 Raptor fogs off left/right in place for Baja Designs and Diode Dynamics kits. I've got a set of Gen3 raptor fogs (the Rigid ones) sitting here nobody wants.
They just don't throw much light out at all. Soooo it's honestly not worth it.
Our fog kits that we offer will bolt right up to the kit. AND we'll be providing FREE pigtails in each kit so you can use your factory fog light switch on your Bronco Raptor.
Why would you want to do that? We already sell fog kits for the bumperStill, it would be nice to at least be able to buy the housing and then fit the better quality Rigid light in its place.
I prefer an OEM look. I haven't seen too many of the 3 light-pod set ups that I like. Plus, if I need real off road light output, I'm going to put something above the bumper, not in those little pockets.Why would you want to do that? We already sell fog kits for the bumper
Have a braptor inbound, which diodes would you recommend to replace the rigid and fit into these oem brackets?Why would you want to do that? We already sell fog kits for the bumper
Rigid now sells a triple fog kit with similar lights to those on the Raptor.I prefer an OEM look. I haven't seen too many of the 3 light-pod set ups that I like. Plus, if I need real off road light output, I'm going to put something above the bumper, not in those little pockets.
I prefer an OEM look. I haven't seen too many of the 3 light-pod set ups that I like. Plus, if I need real off road light output, I'm going to put something above the bumper, not in those little pockets.
That was my point exactly. Just buy the housing (no lights) and use the upgraded ones from Rigid in the same size. I also have an F150 Raptor so I knew there was an upgrade in the OEM size.those lights are the same ones used on the F150 raptor and they are the cheapest ones Rigid makes. BUT you can upgrade to a better LED in the same size from Rigid.
We are waiting for the same thing. I do not like the idea of spending so much money on a light that mounts behind my bumper (rather than inside the pocket) and isn't easily removable for when the modular end caps come off.That was my point exactly. Just buy the housing (no lights) and use the upgraded ones from Rigid in the same size. I also have an F150 Raptor so I knew there was an upgrade in the OEM size.
Oh wow those look nice. But at 1k+ it is hard to pull the trigger, and they aren't attached to the end caps, which makes them prone to damage if you pull the caps off.Rigid now sells a triple fog kit with similar lights to those on the Raptor.