Cutting through the foggy fog - replacing Jeep fog lights with LED

The LED fog lights in my bumper are starting to spaz out. The folks at SPL LED sent me a set of their brand new 2023 version of the LED fog lights. They are the same form factor as the 2007 - 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU and can also be used with Jeep TJs. They also have a Daytime Running Light (DRL) option - something new for me in my fog lights.
Link to the lights: amzn.to/48miFN3
Link to Short showing the lights at night: • Can you see with the n...
This video shows how to remove the old, install the new, and compares the old ones to the new ones. Thanks to the folks at SPL LED for letting me try them out!
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Tools & Parts (some links are Amazon Affiliate links):
• SPL LED fog lights: amzn.to/48miFN3
• Rampage front bumper: amzn.to/3TrYZDn
• 5/16” socket and wrench for removing/installing the fog lights
• 16mm socket/ratchet/torque wrench if you remove your sway bar
• Wire, wiring tools if you want to connect the DRL pigtail to your Jeep wiring
How to aim fog lights: • How to Aim Your Fog Li...
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