IMO: The most cost effective and functional lighting upgrade for a JK
#1
IMO: The most cost effective and functional lighting upgrade for a JK
About a week ago I installed Rigid Industries Sae Fog light kit. This kit simply kicks ass. The light is bright , very usable and is a simple install to use with your factory fog switch.
Today they are onsale at Amazon for $209. Plus you need the Jk Fog Bracket for $53
For around $260 you can't beat the value for the performance.
Link for lights
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00Q1R...=rugid+sae+fog
Link for brackets
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009X2...s=jk+rigid+fog
Link I used for wiring the included harness to work with the factory switch (no flicker and works like factory) Not the same kit but the hookups are the same.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...-relay-289683/
Link for review on the sae fog kit with pictures
SAE/DOT Compliant Rigid Fogs Installed - Jeep Wrangler Forum
If you have not done any lighting upgrades this is a cost effective , simple and legal way to get more usable light on the road for a reasonable amount of money.
I could not be happier and I figured I would share.
Today they are onsale at Amazon for $209. Plus you need the Jk Fog Bracket for $53
For around $260 you can't beat the value for the performance.
Link for lights
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00Q1R...=rugid+sae+fog
Link for brackets
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009X2...s=jk+rigid+fog
Link I used for wiring the included harness to work with the factory switch (no flicker and works like factory) Not the same kit but the hookups are the same.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...-relay-289683/
Link for review on the sae fog kit with pictures
SAE/DOT Compliant Rigid Fogs Installed - Jeep Wrangler Forum
If you have not done any lighting upgrades this is a cost effective , simple and legal way to get more usable light on the road for a reasonable amount of money.
I could not be happier and I figured I would share.
#3
Works perfectly. I know you won't be disappointed with them.
Just check out the 3rd link in my post to see how to wire it. The only thing I did differently from that guy is that I mounted the relay on the passenger side firewall and extended the blue and black wires so they reach the fog light socket. I used wire taps to clip onto the factory wires and then encased the taps in one of the thick plastic bags that was included in the box.
#6
On the wf post the light coming from them have very blue edges around them. Not liking that, but the beam looks good. I would get them in yellow and I think they would be really good. Good job Rigid.