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I’m looking to augment the output of the factory LED headlights. I read a big thread about lots of LED light bar options. I like the look of those integrated in the grill. I found these https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-8i...kit-7069c.html
They look like what I want, but not much in the reviews about their performance. Anyone have feedback on these or recommend another kit that’s better?
I’m looking to augment the output of the factory LED headlights. I read a big thread about lots of LED light bar options. I like the look of those integrated in the grill. I found these https://www.roughcountry.com/ford-8i...kit-7069c.html
They look like what I want, but not much in the reviews about their performance. Anyone have feedback on these or recommend another kit that’s better?
I use mine all the time, lights up the roads at night.... easy install and wired to up-fitter switch number 1.
Just turn off when oncoming traffic. A hole other night had them on while driving 0 f's given. Car in front got so blinded hoped curb and broke trans axle. Wasn't for fact I stopped tp help person, woulda trailed the f'r to ensure he got pulled over by cops.
Just turn off when oncoming traffic. A hole other night had them on while driving 0 f's given. Car in front got so blinded hoped curb and broke trans axle. Wasn't for fact I stopped tp help person, woulda trailed the f'r to ensure he got pulled over by cops.
Ya it happens a-lot, I only use mine offroad which is all private so I dont worry about oncoming traffic.... well other than . bears and deer.... ha ha
FishinSturgeon and Badford, did you guys have to modify the grill to install these?
When I got mine a couple years ago they were only made for the Lariat and King Ranch grills for my model year....had mine installed by the shop that did my spray in liner, to my knowledge no mods were needed to existing grill
Mine are the 6" rigid driving lights, and the cubes and sae fogs in KD brackets in place of the standard Ford fogs. The cubes and driving lights are ona upfitter switch, the fogs are on the factory switch.
Pics were on a lightly misty night. Rigid 6" bars, cubes and yellow sae fogs tag in torklift 10k hitch
Low beams
Low beam and fogs High beam and fogs High beam, fogs, driving lights
Thanks to Nick at appollo optics for helping me go through the options.
The rear lights make as much of a difference as well. I have them on a switch.
But that is another topic.
I still need to adjust them a little more, left fog needs rotated out and down a little.
Mine are the 6" rigid driving lights, and the cubes and sae fogs in KD brackets in place of the standard Ford fogs. The cubes and driving lights are ona upfitter switch, the fogs are on the factory switch.
Pics were on a lightly misty night. Rigid 6" bars, cubes and yellow sae fogs tag in torklift 10k hitch
Low beams
Low beam and fogs High beam and fogs High beam, fogs, driving lights
Thanks to Nick at appollo optics for helping me go through the options.
The rear lights make as much of a difference as well. I have them on a switch.
But that is another topic.
I have the same setup as well as some flush mount backup lights from Rigid but I haven’t put them in yet. Do you have any tips for the installation?
Well, what are you really asking about. If you're wanting to see some grill lights, then here is a highly rated one:
If you're wanting to know more about grille LED lights, then here is a pic of the Rough Country LEDs installed in my grille (along with the Raptor LEDs):
I really like the RC lights and they're a bit brighter than the high-beams. They also flood a bit more to the sides, which I like.
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