NTX Jeep

I'm adding a Rampage Recovery rear bumper, which has 4" round cutouts for lights. I believe factory fogs fit easily and well in it but I don't want to use a standard bulb type light. Would like to use LED lights so I can easily tie into the existing reverse light wiring. My budget is around 80 dollars. Any recommendations?

J.cyr8

You could always get the rigid dually's and use the poison Spyder fog light bracket. It allows you to mount the square dually's/d2's to the factory round mount

J.cyr8

Mind you, just realized your budget is 80$......dually's and the brackets will run you 260$

mrlobaloba

I just ordered a set from OLB "off road led bars" yesterday, and am waiting for them to come in. Heres a pic from their site. They look pretty bright at 3300 lumens

mattgt5

Chris at jeep add ons has some Engo LED 4" and I think they are $110 shipped for the pair with harness

JeepAddOns-Chris

Thanks for the plug Matt!

Yep, those are the top end (27W brightest) LED 4". Also have 18W for $75 and 24W for $90.

3000 lumens a pair on the 18W, 4000 lumens on the 24W and 5000 lumens on the 27W.

irongate

Chris How would the Engo LED 4" -27w work for the fog lights in front and what kind of pattern do they have?

Thanks

NTX Jeep

Thanks. Will these fit properly into the Rampage Recovery rear bumper? And, do you have links to these lights on your website?

JeepAddOns-Chris

Spot 15 degree pattern. Depends on what bumper it is. If the bumper *requires* the JK factory fogs, then you would need that double winged pattern which is a direct bolt in only for factory fogs, Vision-X Solstice, or Rigid with the PSC or BDF brackets. If the bumper also accepts aftermarket lights, then yes, no problem. Of course, anything can be made to work with anything with some creativity.

Yes they will. Here's a pic.

JeepAddOns-Chris

Also a pic of headlights vs LED's. The ones on the left are 27W LEDS only. On the right headlights of a Ford Superduty (which sadly are better than stock JK lights).