Factory Fog Replacement options?
 

Looking for a factory fog replacement options.

Requirements:

1. Fit in factory holes in bumper
2. Uses factory fog light switch on turn signal
3. Can connect to factory wiring (with or without adpter)

Is there...ANYTHING out there?

Delta makes them.

Delta Tech 013039-JKX - Delta Fog Light Upgrades for 07-09 Jeep® Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited JK - Quadratec

There are literally tons of options, you can upgrade to leds, stick with oem replacements al under the parameters you've indicated... Check these:

http://www.rebeloffroad.com/product-...ledfog5052.htm

This is why I LOVE THIS FORUM!~!


Thanks guys.

:grouphug:

Check out rebel off road. They have led replacement plug and play....

I just called rebel off road. They told me the P&P LED is no better than stock and is just for looks :(

LED Fog Light Upgrade for 2007-2013 Jeep JK (pair)

Check out this thread:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...ctures-127045/

I bought these and replaced mine. They are the Pilot PL203W. You can get them for around $40 at your local AutoZone, or other auto shop. If you don't mind the blue lens, they work great. Much brighter than stock and very cheap.
I replaced mine because one of my bulbs burned out. I went by the dealer to get one and they wanted like $54 for one bulb! :naw:
I'm real happy with these.

I simply changed out bulbs for Sylvania Silverstar's, much whiter and brighter than OE.:dontknow2:

Out of curiosity, what is the highest wattage anyone has ran in the stock holders? I have been running 55w without issue, just had to run them through a relay so I didn't agitate the computer! Im just wondering if anything higher would actually melt the housings, or if they would be that much hotter.

I just installed rigid d1 using poison spyder adapters. I used rigids wiring directly to the battery.. I put the switch the empty hole in the pillar by the windshield. It took a few hours but I cannot live without them. I have been testing oncoming drivers and no one seem to be bothered by their brightness. I suppose since they are low enough to the ground.