Adjusting stock fog lights
Can anyone tell me how to adjust (raise up) the light pattern of stock fog lights on a 2017 Wrangler JK? Any specific specialty tools required ? Thank you in advance. -Tim- |
Originally Posted by WTC3
(Post 4335929)
Can anyone tell me how to adjust (raise up) the light pattern of stock fog lights on a 2017 Wrangler JK? Any specific specialty tools required ? Thank you in advance. -Tim- |
Are you wanting to adjust them cuz it's hard to see anything with factory headlights? If so, adjusting fogs is only gonna do a tiny bit, but could also just start blinding oncoming traffic. Is it maybe time to consider a headlight upgrade of some sort instead? We have some of the worst factory headlights ever.
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I just did the cheap headlight upgrade for now and put a set of Silver star Ultra bulbs in. It is a big improvement over stock. I am weighing the various options for upgrading them further.
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Originally Posted by Tom Bicking
(Post 4335985)
I just did the cheap headlight upgrade for now and put a set of Silver star Ultra bulbs in. It is a big improvement over stock. I am weighing the various options for upgrading them further.
Procomp LED headlights are also highly rated for the price but you would need to purchase fogs separately. |
Originally Posted by WTC3
(Post 4335929)
Can anyone tell me how to adjust (raise up) the light pattern of stock fog lights on a 2017 Wrangler JK? Any specific specialty tools required ? Thank you in advance. -Tim- CW lowers them CCW to raise them |
Originally Posted by Rednroll
(Post 4335987)
I did the Amazon highly rated LED LX-Light headlight/foglight upgrade. I feel it's the best value upgrade out there and includes matching fogs. Been running them for just over 2 years, DOT approved, no problems.
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Originally Posted by resharp001
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No issues with non-heated LEDs in Michigan winters?
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Only looking to “raise” them a touch ... to broadcast them about 10-20 yards further down the road. |
Originally Posted by WTC3
(Post 4336003)
Only looking to “raise” them a touch ... to broadcast them about 10-20 yards further down the road. A quick test is to drive up on a 2x4 or similar with the front tires at night and see how they look in a parking lot or driveway. :cheers: |
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