Description
Give that Bronco some much needed lighting with this Triple Fog Light Kit for the 2021+ Ford Bronco. We pair our KR Off-Road Triple Fog Light Brackets with your choice of three pairs of Diode Dynamics lights, for the ultimate fog light setup.
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
- 3 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.
HOW TO ORDER
First you'll want to select your light choices from the drop-down. We allow you to select whatever combination of lights you want. Please note, that while 2x SS3 will fit your lights might be partially blocked by the bumper. We've noticed no noticeable different in light output when running a 2x SS3 & 1x SSC2 setup.
Second, select the wiring method you want to use
- All-In-One Upfitter Harness: If your Bronco is equipped with the factory overhead switch panel select the All-In-One Upfitter Harness. Our all-in-one harness allows you to connect the three pairs of lights to 3 different upfitter switches. Ford has left the powered upfitter wires in your engine bay for you, so our harness simply crimps onto the existing Ford upfitter wires.
- Bronco Raptor Harness: If you have a Bronco Raptor your kit will include 2 pairs of pigtails that utilize the factory wiring that went to the Rigid Fog Lights. One set go to the factory fog switch and the 2nd set go to Aux 1. There will be another harness included in your kit that will plug into the last pair of lights which will go to an upfitter switch.
- Note: If your Bronco does not have the overhead upfitter switches it's recommended to select the "All-In-One Upfitter Harness" and purchase a 3rd party switch module (such as the AuxBeam system from our site). You can also install your own switches as well.
SS3 Backlit Upgrade: The SSC2 features an amber back-light (which is turned on from a separate switch). The SS3 are also available with this feature for a $40 upcharge. The included wiring harness has a 4th backlight control wire which you can wire to a 4th upfitter switch in your vehicle.
RECOMMENDATION #1 (Good Street Legal Setup)
- SS3 Sport, White Combo
- 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. The SSC3 Combo light combine a driving and flood optic into one light. This shines downrange in a focused rectangular pattern.
RECOMMENDATION #2 (Better Street Legal Setup)
- SS3 Pro, White Combo
- SSC2 Pro, Yellow SAE Fog
- SSC2 Pro, White SAE Fog
The patterns in this setup are identical to Recommendation #1, however we're upgrading the lights from a Sport output to a Pro output, giving you more light.
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. The SSC3 Combo light combine a driving and flood optic into one light. This shines downrange in a focused rectangular pattern.
RECOMMENDATION #3 (Best Street Legal Setup)
- SS3 Max, White Combo
- SSC2 Pro, Yellow SAE Fog
- SSC2 Pro, White SAE Fog
This is similar to the setups above, but we're changing a few options and going with the Max on the SS3 increases the output yet again.
The SSC2 White in the SAE Fog pattern is a street legal light. This will act as your primary fog light. Unlike recommendations #1 and #2 we're changing the yellow SAE Fog to a larger SS3 light for the most output. The SS3 Max SAE Fog in Yellow is another street legal fog light but yellow is best suited for poor weather (dust, snow, rain, etc...) Having two pairs of SAE lights (one in white, one in yellow) is ideal as you can select which pair of lights depending on the weather. The SSC3 Combo light combine a driving and flood optic into one light. This shines downrange in a focused rectangular pattern.
RECOMMENDATION #4 (Highest Output Street Legal Lights)
- SS3 Max, White SAE Fog
- SS3 Max, Yellow SAE Fog
- SSC2 Pro, White Combo
In this setup we're going with two (2) pairs of the SS3, which is a larger light and offers the most output. A set in white fog for normal driving conditions and a set in yellow fog for poor weather. The 3rd pair would be the SSC2 in Combo, which adds just a bit of extra driving/flood light to round things out.
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). The SSC2 also feature an amber back light as well. Available with your choice of lenses.
- 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)
