Baja Designs - Plug and Play - LED Fog Pocket Kits

Ahh i see, i wasnt sure if it was the orientation of the bulbs or if it was the lens cover. Makes me feel better that i can adjust it if need be. Def. looking forward to them!

 

Yes sir just $10 (I think $10) a lense and a few bolts to swap

 

Hell yeah, pumped!

 

As posted previously these are not street legal or DOT approved. Certain setups are considered "street friendly" but it's up to driver discretion when being used on the street. We will continue to label them as such and will post up if we come out with a street-legal option.

 

The Wide Cornering pattern was designed for lighting up near field areas as well as poor conditions like snow, rain, fog, dust, etc. It will be the best fog light pattern. The Driving/Combo is a great all-in-one pattern providing a blend of nearfield, midfield, and distance.

We do have replacement lenses available if you decide to try the wide cornering pattern. Please note lens kits are sold individually:
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/Replacement-Lenses.asp

 

NOTICE: Baja Designs will be closed Thursday 11/23, Friday 11/24, and will be open Monday 11/27. I will be out of the office Monday 11/27 and Tuesday 11/28. For immediate assistance please call 800-422-5292.

Have a safe Thanksgiving!

-Bailey, Baja Designs
www.bajadesigns.com

 

Does anyone have lost of authorized dealers

 

Looking at sidebysideutvparts and nowhere on the site says it' an authorized dealer

 

Why not just order direct from Baja designs?

 

Hate paying tax to California

 

If you haven't already ordered from SideBySideUTVparts they are an Authorized Dealer of ours.

-Bailey, Baja Designs
www.bajadesigns.com

 

Got mine installed last night. They look good and definitely put out more light. Like crashnburn said there's no defined cut-off with these so there's some glare all around. However you do have some limited adjustability to angle the focused light more up or down. I did have some issues with the mounting brackets that screw into bumper/oem fog bezel from inside the bumper. The holes didn't line up on either of them. Had to drill them out larger on both sides.

Also thought I was short a harness plug from the Tacoma specific kit so I cannibalized a plug from the generic harness that came with the lights. After it was all said I done I realized there are additional clips and plugs included at the bottom of the box the lights came in.

BajaDesigns - What's the little piece of foam tape that came with the Tacoma mounting kit for?

 

do you have any pics of the modified bracket?

 

No. Not much really to see. Just had to drill them out more so I was able to get the screws in the holes.

 

The foam is included to be applied to the bracket to reduce vibration when installed. The instructions should have been updated to show the update. I apologize if the instructions didn't reflect. I'll have our product development team and tech support work on that. Regarding the bracket, were you having difficulties installing the lights on the truck or the bracket on the lights?

-Bailey, Baja Designs
www.bajadesigns.com

 

So I only have one square of foam, where's it supposed to go? Do I cut it in half? Does it go between the screw bracket and the truck? Between where the two phillips screws mount.


I had problems mounting the bracket to the truck. The two pre-drilled holes didn't line up with where they screw into the truck. If you want to send me a couple spares I'll take them.

 

Updated Lead Times - Black Friday / Cyber Monday Orders

Thank You everyone for all of the orders! We received way more orders than expected and our production and shipping teams are working hard to get the products out. We aim for 1-3 business days typically for shipping but lead times are currently averaging 3-5 business days. Please call us at 800-422-5292 if you have any questions.

-Bailey, Baja Designs
bailey@bajadesigns.com

 

The foam should be cut in 4 pieces. Each piece will apply to the inside of bracket #2 and bracket #3 in the attached instructions. When installing the bracket on the truck you need to pinch the foam and slide the stainless bracket into the bumper slot. It was designed to help reduce vibration.

Please forgive the poor photoshop. Our team will get everything updated ASAP.

 

Hi Bailey, is this foam being added to the install now, I just recently bought a second kit from you and instructions had no foam nor did the instructions say anything about it

Thx

And just an FYI, I had to slot my holes on the brackets as well to get the holes to line up, on both kits

 

Initially on my first time installing them, I had trouble. But when I recently removed them to adjust the height... they went in perfectly. For me, it just took some wiggling around and re-seating them once or twice.