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Jjohn1987 Enthusiast

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Looking for a 4 hi (headlight) mod. Saw it somewhere...?

There is a kit I bought on eBay that when you turn your brights on it includes the fogs if that would be anything you'd be interested in, works damn good other than I wasn't too big on the scotch lock they sent so I soldered and heat shrank my connections.

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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900 series trucks are already 4 high

 

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Jjohn1987 Enthusiast

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I know they do the high 4, the kit I'm talking about that I installed doesn't let the factory fog lights cancell out in high beam

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richmond2000 Enthusiast

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Anyone try adding an LED off-road light bar behind grille to make it hide away, but add the extra light? End goal for the vmax of mine is a zone 3" lift and wheels n tires but was considering a off road bar but want it hide it. Looking for mounting suggestions without cutting grille just let it shine throughout the mesh

I believe RIGID LEDS makes a kit to install the little square LEDS in the FOG LIGHT hole not what you want but gets you "closer"

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Anyone try adding an LED off-road light bar behind grille to make it hide away, but add the extra light? End goal for the vmax of mine is a zone 3" lift and wheels n tires but was considering a off road bar but want it hide it. Looking for mounting suggestions without cutting grille just let it shine throughout the mesh

40" light bar

 

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Jjohn1987 Enthusiast

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40" light bar

 

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That looks great, and pretty bad a$$ if I do say so myself. Where did you get the light bar
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Jlm02a3094 Enthusiast

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Rigid Industries makes the fog light mount for ~$70-80: http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/40337

 

You basically get to choose two sets of the D-Series lights to go with it. The sets run around $200 each. I went with one set of the new DOT/SAE approved ones, and one set of white/spot offroad ones.

 

The light strips behind the grille I did just for fun haha. Cost about $30

 

The headlights are from spyder, and the bulbs in them are PIAA Xtreme white plus. $300 for the headlights, $100 for the bulbs.

 

I did all of the work myself so no labor cost :)

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Rigid Industries makes the fog light mount for ~$70-80: http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/40337

 

You basically get to choose two sets of the D-Series lights to go with it. The sets run around $200 each. I went with one set of the new DOT/SAE approved ones, and one set of white/spot offroad ones.

 

The light strips behind the grille I did just for fun haha. Cost about $30

 

The headlights are from spyder, and the bulbs in them are PIAA Xtreme white plus. $300 for the headlights, $100 for the bulbs.

 

I did all of the work myself so no labor cost :)

 

Just looked again. $101cdn for the mount, $253cdn for each D2 light. = much $$$$ lol Looks great though!

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Jlm02a3094

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Just looked again. $101cdn for the mount, $253cdn for each D2 light. = much $$$$ lol Looks great though!

 

The D2 is more expensive than the Dually, but they're the same size. Both can fit with this kit. The main difference is the D2 contains 6 LED's per cube, and the Dually only 4. The beam patterns also differ. I went with the Dually.

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The D2 is more expensive than the Dually, but they're the same size. Both can fit with this kit. The main difference is the D2 contains 6 LED's per cube, and the Dually only 4. The beam patterns also differ. I went with the Dually.

 

can I ask why?

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can I ask why?

 

The DOT/SAE approved fog light is only available in the Dually out of the 2. I really wanted legal ones tied into my stock fog switch. Then for the OffRoad only ones, it came down to cost.

 

I've actually ordered 2 more sets since, and I'm hoping to mount them in the next couple of weeks here. I'll post some pics when I do.

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