Modular bumper fog light kits - which ones are good (balance of good price and quality)

I used the Oracle fog lights in white. Very happy with them. Super easy to install and they wired into my AUX switches like a champ. They have a video that shows you how to wire them into the AUX switch, which helped a lot.

$57 total for these and work very well. $42 for the bracket. Going to add one more set angled to the side a little.


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Baja designs make nice lights and brackets for the modular bumper. The kits come with the wiring harnesses and everything you need. This is the Bronco Raptor kit and there is a kit for the Bronco. The Raptor came with OEM rigid lights so these pop in the same frame with special mounting brackets. The Bronco kit version comes with the bracket to fit in this space. I also opted for the Pro2 lights and not the Sport lights which the kit comes with. They work well. One light goes to your fog light switch on your dash if you have one and the other goes to a rocker switch (Aux switch).

So far so good. I chose one spot (white) and one driving (amber). Both these lights are for off roading or perhaps the amber in real dense fog.

Not sure you can beat the price. $24 for the whites and $39 for the yellow. Plenty bright for what I need on dark back rounds and beach driving.

JoergH

I used the Oracle fog lights in white. Very happy with them. Super easy to install and they wired into my AUX switches like a champ. They have a video that shows you how to wire them into the AUX switch, which helped a lot.

Any issues with your Oracle fog lights almost a year later with moisture getting into the lens and creating problems?

There seems to be a lot of reviews on the Oracles that mention this as an ongoing issue.

J-Lugster

Any issues with your Oracle fog lights almost a year later with moisture getting into the lens and creating problems?

There seems to be a lot of reviews on the Oracles that mention this as an ongoing issue.

I also use Oracles and have had no moisture issues that I’ve noticed.. I’ve also installed their LED grill letters and flush mount taillights… I have had nothing but great luck with oracle

Bluestreak57

I also use Oracles and have had no moisture issues that I’ve noticed.. I’ve also installed their LED grill letters and flush mount taillights… I have had nothing but great luck with oracle

Right on thanks for the reply.

I did the Rough country tri-fogs. I went with the spit/flood combo.

I purchased the Oracle ones also, but haven’t gotten around to install them yet due to the cold weather.


https://www.oraclelights.com/products/bronco-triple-fog-kit

I have oracles. I’m not that impressed. Had to get one wiring harness replaced. The light didn’t work right out of the box. Now they have moisture in them and I can’t get them to dry out. Even drilled little tiny holes in the lense cover to try to get some air flow in there. Still have condensation inside.

Polaris425

I have oracles. I’m not that impressed. Had to get one wiring harness replaced. The light didn’t work right out of the box. Now they have moisture in them and I can’t get them to dry out. Even drilled little tiny holes in the lense cover to try to get some air flow in there. Still have condensation inside.

Thanks for your input. That's enough of a red flag for me.

J-Lugster

Any issues with your Oracle fog lights almost a year later with moisture getting into the lens and creating problems?

There seems to be a lot of reviews on the Oracles that mention this as an ongoing issue.

No problems yet , no. But I live is a pretty dry climate here in So Cal.

JoergH

No problems yet , no. But I live is a pretty dry climate here in So Cal.

Thanks for the reply.

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