Description
Give that Bronco some much needed lighting with this Dual Fog Light Kit for the 2021+ Ford Bronco. We pair our KR Off-Road Triple Fog Light Brackets with your choice of two pairs of Diode Dynamics lights to give your truck a much needed upgrade.
The KR Off-Road brackets are made out of 12 gauge stainless steel right here on Long Island (New York). Powder coated black to ensure a durable finish, these heavy-duty brackets feature multiple mounting positions ensuring your brackets not only stay on the truck, but offer you adjust-ability as well. You'll be able to rotate the lights left, right, up & down allowing you to focus the light precisely where you need it. On top of that, the lights sit in a channel which allows you to slide the light left or right.
Included are the following:
- 1 Pair of KR Off-Road Triple Fog Light Brackets
- 2 Pairs of Diode Dynamics Lights
- Upfitter Wiring Harness (If you don't have upfitters we recommend an auxiliary switch panel)
- Instructions
- Our Lifetime Guarantee. For as long as you own your Bronco, if you manage to break/bend/destroy the KR Off-Road brackets we'll replace them free of charge (not including return shipping)
NOTE: The HD Modular Bumper uses a Torx Plus 40 (TP40) socket. Please do not use a Torx 40 (T40) socket (you could strip your bolts). Ford did not provide this bit in your tool set. They only provided a TP30 and TP50 bit. If you'd like to add-on a TP40 bit please click here.
Backlighting
Each pod in this kit includes a distinctive Amber backlight feature that can be controlled separately using the factory aux switches. The backlight on each pod included with the kit fully illuminates the TIR optic, providing a more unique and modern look than the small indicator LEDs found in other products.
(Example of backlight from a triple fog light kit)
RECOMMENDATION #1 (Basic Dual Color Street Legal Fog Setup)
- SSC2 Sport, Yellow SAE Fog
- SSC2 Sport, White SAE Fog
The SSC2 White in the SAE Fog pattern is a street legal light. This will act as your primary fog light. The 2nd SSC2 in Yellow is another street legal fog light but yellow is best suited for poor weather (dust, snow, rain, etc...) Having two pairs (one in white, one in yellow) is ideal as you can select which pair of lights depending on the weather.
RECOMMENDATION #2 (Better Dual Color Street Legal Fog Setup)
- SS3 Sport, Yellow SAE Fog
- SS3 Sport, White SAE Fog
The patterns in this setup are identical to Recommendation #1, however we're upgrading the lights from a smaller SSC2 to the larger SS3. If you want the most light you can upgrade the SS3 Sport to SS3 Max for the most light possible in a street legal setup.
The SS3 White in the SAE Fog pattern is a street legal light. This will act as your primary fog light. The 2nd SS3 in Yellow is another street legal fog light but yellow is best suited for poor weather (dust, snow, rain, etc...) Having two pairs (one in white, one in yellow) is ideal as you can select which pair of lights depending on the weather.
RECOMMENDATION #3 (Street Legal Fog With Off-Road Light)
- SS3 Sport, White SAE Fog
- SS3 Sport, White Combo
The SS3 White in the SAE Fog pattern is a street legal light. This will act as your primary fog light. The 2nd SS3 in Combo is a great light to use off-road. The "Combo" pattern combines both a DRIVING and a FLOOD pattern into 1 lens, so it's great to light up everything while off-road.
RECOMMENDATION #4 (Best Street Legal Fog With Off-Road Light)
The patterns in this setup are identical to Recommendation #3, however we're upgrading the lights from a Sport output to a Pro output, giving you more light.
- SS3 Max, White SAE Fog
- SS3 Max, White Combo
This is the same setup as above, only we've upgraded from Sports to Pros. The SS3 White in the SAE Fog pattern is a street legal light. This will act as your primary fog light. The 2nd SS3 in Combo is a great light to use off-road. The "Combo" pattern combines both a DRIVING and a FLOOD pattern into 1 lens, so it's great to light up everything while off-road.
SS3 OR SSC2 | SPORT VS PRO VS MAX
Many folks are curious what the differences are between the lights. Essentially it's the # of diodes and the light output.
- SS3 vs SSC2: SS3 lights feature 4 diodes (2x2) whereas the SSC2 lights feature 2 diodes (1x2).
- Sport vs. Pro vs. Max: This comes down to lumen (light output).
- SS3 Sport: 2,262 lumen each (Yellow are 1,300 lumen each)
- SS3 Pro: 5,796 lumen each (Yellow are 5,220 lumen each)
- SS3 Max: 7,920 lumen each (White or Yellow)
- SSC2 Sport: 1,130 lumen each (Yellow are 960 lumen each)
- SSC2 Pro: 2,898 lumen each (Yellow are 2,610 lumen each)
