2021–23 Ford Raptor Gen 3 Fog Light Upgrade

[MandR Automotive]

2021–23 Ford Raptor Gen 3 Fog Light Upgrade

For anyone with a 2021–23 Gen 3 Raptor looking to add more lighting while keeping the factory bumper looking clean, we have a fog light kit that fits right into the original fog light area.

The setup uses six 20W LED pods with white main beams and amber DRL backlighting. It also comes with powder-coated metal shrouds color-matched to the factory bumper, giving it a more built-in look rather than having lights sticking out.

Everything bolts on using the factory openings and hardware, so there’s no cutting or drilling required.

More info here: https://mandronline.com/products/2021-23-ford-raptor-gen-3-fog-light-kit-1
Light showcase:

 

[Headhunter]

I have M&R 40 inch light bar on my truck already. I love the amber DRL. I think it looks sick. I used the Rigid Radiance Fog Light Kit but in bright sunlight it does not really show up but the M&R amber is really strong and looks great. I should have gotten the M&R fog light kit instead. You can see the difference in the amber drl here -

 

[MandR Automotive]

I have M&R 40 inch light bar on my truck already. I love the amber DRL. I think it looks sick. I used the Rigid Radiance Fog Light Kit but in bright sunlight it does not really show up but the M&R amber is really strong and looks great. I should have gotten the M&R fog light kit instead. You can see the difference in the amber drl here -

Glad you're liking the amber DRL! Appreciate you sharing the comparison and the video. We don't currently have a kit to replace the factory fog lights on the 2025 Raptor, but we're looking into it. If yours has the standard bumper, our guard plate setup does come with fog lights as well. Thanks again for the support!

 

[McCarthy]

Are the lights made in china or a name brand light?

 

[MandR Automotive]

Are the lights made in china or a name brand light?

This kit uses a Cree XHP50.2 LED, so it's a recognized LED emitter rather than a generic no-name chip. Each 2" pod is rated at 18W, puts out up to 1,640 measured lumens with the lens, and is IP68 rated with a 50,000-hour lifespan.

You can individually check each kit out by clicking on Light specs.

 

[McCarthy]

This kit uses a Cree XHP50.2 LED, so it's a recognized LED emitter rather than a generic no-name chip. Each 2" pod is rated at 18W, puts out up to 1,640 measured lumens with the lens, and is IP68 rated with a 50,000-hour lifespan.

You can individually check each kit out by clicking on Light specs.View attachment 539167

Is there a reason that you won't answer my question?

Is the pod used a name brand made in NA pod, or a "house brand" made in china pod? The specs being a "recognized led emitter" is just marketing BS.