Are these going to be road legal and not blind on-coming trafic? It's for a 2014 Jeep Wrangler JK
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I had them for a couple of months and no one has been high beaming me. I also passed state inspection.
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These are made to last and look great. I used them to mount KC daylighters and worked perfect. I have looked at warn lights and do believe you will have no problem mounting them with these. Go for it. DAVEP.S. I have a 2013 JK.
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I believe so. I have a 2005 Wrangler Sport. They are plug and play. Should fit any Jeep with 7" round lights.
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I installed these in my 2012 Jeep JKU Rubicon. It sees off road action, and the top is off most of the year. No problems at all. These LED's are significantly brighter than the stock bulbs.
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Yes they will, but they are cheap and will break easly. When riding at 45-50mph they wouldn't hold and tend to come off the bolts. Also be careful it's a cheap plastic back and will break easly when not handle with care. Regardless it does work as a street legal mirror.
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Yes...they are illegal on road...will not pass PA State Inspection...Beware!!!!
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Yes its just done using your stock headlight wires to power them but in most states it is illegal for on road use to have them on with high beams.
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If your fog lights are mounted in the bumper I believe so.I put them in a 2010 model JK with no issues.I would also check the part number with the rugged Ridge website for confirmation of years for that part number.
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Hi, thanks for your inquiry. As it states in the listing " OFF ROAD USE". However you can use them, but please be aware that they might not comply with your local laws. Please check with your jurisdiction and make your choice accordingly. "
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Check your local ordinances but I it is highly unlikely that they would be legal for on road use. More importantly, they would be awful fog/driving lights.
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Probably have to remove them but not really sure. Love these on my jeep tho!
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It depends on the state you live in, here in Texas you dont require them to be road legal.
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I don't see why not. They are a very bright white light which will definitely help you see at night. And since they are adjustable you won't blind incoming driver. It really depends on your state law on accessory lights.I currently have them under my rear bumper on my Avalanche as reverse light. They are wired to automatically turn on in reverse and I have and overide switch to turn them on at will for the tailgating driver.
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yes as long as you have a 12v sorce and a good ground. these lights were intended for atvs, i decided to use them on my jeep cause everyone has KC's
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They are not labeled or advertised as such,but I would say they would be if aimed and located properly on your vehicle. I can tell you they are very bright! If aimed to high they would blind oncoming traffic.
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I put them on a 2014 JK Rubicon and really love them. they keep my hood from moving around when on the highway. they are vary easy to install but there is 1 caution i will say when u adjust the lock nuts in the center make sure the stud in the center has plenty of threads in to both halves or when u tighten the jam nuts it can pull the threads out if u over tighten them. so if your hood is like the 2014 models then they should fit. don't know why these are not standard on all jeeps. that hood moving around always made me nervous.
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it worked for me on a 2013 JKU. However, you may have to modify your third eye brake light. I did. Kits are available on most 4WD sites.