Light recommendations for rain conditions (1 Viewer)

[sean2202]

Greetings,

Looking for some recommendations for auxiliary lights best suited for rain conditions that could possibly be safely left on for oncoming traffic without blinding anyone. Lights will be mounted on the Kavik Aluminum bumper. What else do I need as far as wiring, switches, fuses etc.?

In the future I may also add long range lights that can be switched off for traffic.

Any input or recommendations would be helpful.
Thanks
Sean

 

[thatcabledude]

I like these

Search results for: 'off-road-auxiliary-led led-pods ss3'

Automotive LED lighting for cars and trucks, including headlight, fog light, turn signal, backup, tail, interior, halos, demon eyes, boards, strips, and more!

www.diodedynamics.com

I have the amber DOT approved fogs. The “Sports” which was the cheapest option.

 

[NudeLobster]

If you want a data overload, look here: The LED SAE J583 Fog Pod & Fog Light Review - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-led-sae-j583-fog-pod-fog-light-review.554813/

What I suggest and have sitting my shelf waiting for a bull bar is KC G4 in Amber. Gravity® LED G4 Universal LED Fog Pair Pack System - https://www.kchilites.com/4-gravity-led-fog-light-pair-pack-system.html

I suggest Yellow/Amber for rain, snow, or fog as white light reflection is perceived by the human eye more so than yellow/amber.

 

[coloradobound]

Definitely recommend the diode dynamics lights in sae street legal fog pattern. I’ve used the pro and max versions. Have sports on a friends truck. I have the white but carry yellow covers to add versatility to the lights depending on condition.

 

[duke01]

+1 on choosing amber lights. They are great for bad weather conditions.

 

[OEMGUY0720]

I have the Diode Dynamics SS3 max and they’re great. For snow and rain driving conditions I just put on the amber cover.

I have the spot beam and only turn it on when there’s no oncoming traffic.

 

[Sverige]

I have the DD SS3 Max SAE fogs in the bumper. What do you recommend for more of a longer distance aux light? I was wondering if the little SS2 pods in a spot or driving pattern would have much punch?