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22-25 Sierra 1500 fog light upgrade

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I wanted to share this fog light upgrade that I recently purchased. From a company called Midsouth LED. It uses Diode Dynamics SSC2 lights and a 3d printed bracket. There are 2 different light outputs to select from. And comes with a plug and play harness from Diode Dynamics. I got the “Pro” grade lights which have the higher output. Probably took me 30 minutes to do the entire install. Mainly because the top bolt was a pita. I wish I would have taken more pictures with the stock fog lights at night. The new lights throw a way wider pattern than the factory ones. They are brighter all around too. The both shine about the same distance though. I can see things on the sides of the road much better than before, they also fill in spots where the light was lacking before. Kind of expensive but it’s a good easy upgrade to me. 

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I have not had anyone flash me yet. I have driven at night about 10 times since I installed them. A lot of my driving is on a 2 lane rural road with no street lights that gets plenty of traffic. So it’s very dark. Seems like most of the light is thrown left and right of the truck, kind of like ditch lights. I see deer at the tree lines about 40-50 feet from the road that I would not have seen before. It brightens the field of view in front of the truck too though. The way the bracket is built it seems like you can adjust the lights up and down but I have not messed with that. Just installed them like they came and they seem to be good. My truck is completely stock suspension wise. On a lifted truck you might get some flashing though since the fog lights will be higher. 

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I just ordered the lights for my 25 AT4. The stock ones are horrible for sure. I don't see any actual good light coming from them. 

 

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These are actually made by Foxbeam Lighting, not Midsouth. Midsouth is likely just a distributor. Nice upgrade though!

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On 4/10/2025 at 1:53 PM, Carver60 said:

These are actually made by Foxbeam Lighting, not Midsouth. Midsouth is likely just a distributor. Nice upgrade though!

Ok, I didn’t know who made the brackets. Just was stating where I got the brackets and LEDs from. The LEDs are definitely diode dynamics though. 

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I just installed a set of the fog lights as well as license plate light since I wanted full LED and what a difference.  The factory fog lights are worthless like you have all stated.  Super easy install and adds to the appliance too!

 

 

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