Fog Lights with Aftermarket Bumper

[DampLemonade]

Anyone running an aftermarket bumper with grille guard also have fog lights? Thinking like, Ranch Hand Legend or Westin HDX style, or similar.

Long story short, I have a kit that mounts a pair of Baja Squadron lights down where the fog lights sit in the factory bumper. I want to upgrade the bumper without losing my Bajas. I have separate lights up on the grille already, and I ordered the Bajas specifically with fog lenses, so repurposing them isn't really an option.

If anyone could post some pics of their setup or offer some experience with fog lights on an aftermarket steel bumper I'd appreciate it! Or should I scrap the whole bumper replacement and just go for grille guard? I'm more worried about large game birds than deer in my immediate home area, though I do fairly regularly drive out in deer country

 

[Elevatorguy]

It's a big chunk of change but AEV's bumper reuses factory fogs. It's only my opinion but think it looks the best of all the bumpers I looked at. The rear one on the other hand I don't care much for.

 

[Wheelz]

It's a big chunk of change but AEV's bumper reuses factory fogs. It's only my opinion but think it looks the best of all the bumpers I looked at. The rear one on the other hand I don't care much for.

What winch are you using under there?

 

[Elevatorguy]

So far I've had good luck with this one. For the price I think it's a no brainier has wired and wireless remote and a drum light

Quadratec RES-Q Teton Series Winch 12,000 lbs with Synthetic Rope

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[Wheelz]

ah, i was thinking it was one of the Warn Evo's. Now which AEV brackets for the winch did you use? I'm getting ready to install my bumper and was looking for options.

 

[Elevatorguy]

I didn't use any brackets I just bolted it to the bumper with the feet pointed down.