Who r using these Rigid Industries 50481 D-Series

SilveradoSaver · January 12, 2017

I have them on my silvy. Love these. Output is great and the cutoff is nice so I'm not blinding other drivers.

I really like your setup, but when I go to the Rigid site the brackets I find say to mount 4 lights. I only want to mount a single light like what you have done. Can you give me the model # of your brackets?

Not sure if you were referring this post to me or not, but here's the brackets I used: http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/46517

If you don't want to mount four lights (2 per side) like I did, you can also mount the SR-Q series lights, which would be one per side.

No Tyme · January 12, 2017

Not sure if you were referring this post to me or not, but here's the brackets I used: http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/46517

If you don't want to mount four lights (2 per side) like I did, you can also mount the SR-Q series lights, which would be one per side.

Yes, I only want to mount a single light and not 2. Cost is a bit too steep with 4 lights.

The web site is not clear if these brackets will work for single lights. I guess I could call them.

Amazon site states: Fog Mount Kit fits two D-Series LED Lights

SilveradoSaver · January 12, 2017

Yes, I only want to mount a single light and not 2. Cost is a bit too steep with 4 lights.

The web site is not clear if these brackets will work for single lights. I guess I could call them.

Amazon site states: Fog Mount Kit fits two D-Series LED Lights

Like I said, you can mount one light per side with this bracket. You would be looking at purchasing one of the SR-Q lights per side.

SilveradoSaver · January 12, 2017

Yes, I only want to mount a single light and not 2. Cost is a bit too steep with 4 lights.

The web site is not clear if these brackets will work for single lights. I guess I could call them.

Amazon site states: Fog Mount Kit fits two D-Series LED Lights

The ones on Amazon you may be looking at the 2500/2500 mount. The one I linked you straight from Rigid is for the 1500; it's the exact one I have on my 2015 Silverado in the pictures above. Without modifying the fog light housing in the bumper, the D series won't fit in a 1500.

No Tyme · January 12, 2017

Not sure if you were referring this post to me or not, but here's the brackets I used: http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/46517

I don't think this bracket will work with the 50481 D-Series. Web site is just not clear on that.

cbrsilv15 · January 12, 2017

It does. That's what I have. Just use the center slot for the sae fogs.

No Tyme · January 12, 2017

It does. That's what I have. Just use the center slot for the sae fogs.

That is what I was hoping to hear. Thanks for the info, I am going to order some brackets... I just hope I don't end up pulling the bumper like I have read on here.

cbrsilv15 · January 12, 2017

That is what I was hoping to hear. Thanks for the info, I am going to order some brackets... I just hope I don't end up pulling the bumper like I have read on here.

I didn't pull my bumper. Around 12 bolts or so per side and the whole fog light bracketry comes out.

MRTMotorsports · January 13, 2017

It really bugs me that the mods deleted my original post without first contacting me... Oh well.

The Rigid SAE/DOT Dually is different in almost every way. It is designed to be used on road going vehicles and has a special lens that meets SAE/DOT road legal standards by having a sharp cutoff, not unlike the HID headlight systems found on high end vehicles. These wont blind oncoming traffic, but will greatly improve fog light output and visibility. Its not even a comparison to the stock fogs, and some find that these street-legal LED lights outperform factory headlights!

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We also carry the Rigid brackets that will allow a clean install into the factory fog position, and we also manufacturer a direct fit plug and play harness that will plug your new Rigid SAE Dually lights into the factory fog light wiring harness with zero cutting or splicing. We can create a package of all of these items, just shoot us a PM!

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We have direct fit kits with brackets, harness & lights for the following models:

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I don't think this bracket will work with the 50481 D-Series. Web site is just not clear on that.

it will, depending on your bumper. With the standard one just use the middle slot. We can get you setup with the brackets, lights and harness for under $300. If we can help let us know.

MRTMotorsports · January 13, 2017

I didn't pull my bumper. Around 12 bolts or so per side and the whole fog light bracketry comes out.

Good info, thanks!

boyzzsandtheirtoys33 · January 25, 2017

One of the last things I dislike about my 14 Silverado is the fog lights or running lights. They seem worthless and I have been looking at these, Rigid Industries 50481 D-Series lights.

Who has these on this forum that can give me an honest opinion on if you think the investment was worth it.

I have a whiter bulb currently to match the Philips CrystalVision Ultras that I run but I can barely see the illumination and benefit from them. I would like my fog lights to be beneficial and not just something to annoy oncoming drivers.

Do u think i would be able to 2 Rigid D2 in each individual fog housing for a 2014 chevy 1500? as fog lights?

No Tyme · January 25, 2017

Do u think i would be able to 2 Rigid D2 in each individual fog housing for a 2014 chevy 1500? as fog lights?

To be sure, I cannot answer that, I do see in post #9 cbrsilv15 has only one of the 50481's in his fog lamp area. Now SilveradoSaver has two lights but I do NOT believe they are the 50481 D series lights.

The one thing I do know for sure is the Silverado brackets for the 14/15 will accept both lights. It wasn’t real clear cut on the Rigid web site.

boyzzsandtheirtoys33 · January 25, 2017

I was on rigids website and saw that they have mounting brackets for aftermarket fog lights and they recommend / say the best fit would be 4) SR-M Series or (2) SR-Q Series Lights. Personally i do not like the look of their of those. And much rather have D series. Thanks for replying so quickly!

No Tyme · January 25, 2017

I was on rigids website and saw that they have mounting brackets for aftermarket fog lights and they recommend / say the best fit would be 4) SR-M Series or (2) SR-Q Series Lights. Personally i do not like the look of their of those. And much rather have D series. Thanks for replying so quickly!

No problem. I want the D series because of the beam pattern. I actually have a set on the floor waiting to go in: just waiting on the harness to make them plug and play with my OEM wiring. I bought the whole kit from MRT, lights, brackets and custom plug and play wire connectors. No wire cutting will be necessary.