Baja Designs Fog light install

TXCobra said:

Question, the S2's obviously go on the outside corner, but did you put the driving / combo in the center and spot on the inside or the other way around?

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TXCobra said:

Interesting, Rick tells me that Baja designed the kit for the spots to be on the inside...hmmm.

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TXCobra said:

Ok so today I got all the hardware mounted then ran out of time...tomorrow I tackle the wiring. Any tips for those harnesses? I am not sure how all that comes together. I am sure I could figure it out but any help is much appreciated!!

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crash457 said:

I installed the S2 wide cornering on the outside, Squadron spots in the middle, and the Squadron wide cornering on the inside.

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gyrotech said:

I did the same. I wanted to aim both spots toward the middle and it seemed like I was losing a bit of light into the bumper when they were on the inside.

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TXCobra said:

Interesting, Rick tells me that Baja designed the kit for the spots to be on the inside...hmmm.

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gyrotech said:

That's where I had them initially. I guess it'll work if you aren't trying to point both down to the same spot. For me, it worked better in the middle.

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crash457 said:

I wont go into the wiring since I wired mine to use one switch for each set.

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bfr said:

Thanks for the writeup crash457...it continues to help us with new trucks!

My current plan/desire is to install with 3 individual switches as you did...but all with relays that trigger off the High Beam switch. Has anyone done it that way? Do you find you can leave S2 wide/cornering lights on even with oncoming traffic? (so no need to tie into High Beam?)

My issue is I live in a big wide open state with lots of darkness and lots of big animals, very little traffic and many whiteout snowstorms. (WY) Just trying to decide what the best way will be to get the most benefit from my lights.

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