Boslla Chameleon

[19FCRJLU]

So I’ve been looking at switch back LEDs for my fog lights on my 19 Sport S.

I’ve been seeing ads pretty frequently on Facebook about these lights.

Anyone in the forums running them in their headlights?

Thinking about grabbing a pair of these, I like the three color options that these lights have.

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[The Last Cowboy]

Why not buy from a well established, reputable company? Many of them are sponsors on this site.

 

[19FCRJLU]

Why not buy from a well established, reputable company? Many of them are sponsors on this site.

I don’t know much about aftermarket LEDs in the sense of headlights and what not. Which is why I made this post.
Emergency vehicle lighting I know what’s good and what’s not good.

 

[The Last Cowboy]

I chose Diode Dynamics and Morimoto lighting for my Jeep. There are also companies here that sponsor such as Baja Designs, Oracle, and Suparee. Other companies that also get good mentions are Morimoto, KC, Nacho, Clearwater, and quite a few others.

 

[Terrymo]

I looked briefly at their website. Either they are the best kept secret in aftermarket lighting or their reviews are filtered. I think it’s called review gating, Way too many 5 star along with only a few 4 star reviews. A glaring lack of reviews at 3 stars or below. Maybe it was just the half dozen or so products I clicked on. I’m cynical and suspicious by nature so I could be way off base,

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Combine that with a company no one has ever heard of, and a function that, for the most part, is either worthless, or illegal for street or trail use.

 

[Terrymo]

Combine that with a company no one has ever heard of, and a function that, for the most part, is either worthless, or illegal for street or trail use.

Those colors and sos signals though. You want you Jeep to be a rolling rave, a Tazer will do that with a lot of beneficial things.

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Those colors and sos signals though. You want you Jeep to be a rolling rave, a Tazer will do that with a lot of beneficial things.

I accidentally hit my panic button at the store the other day, and my lights were flashing like an emergency vehicle to one of the Tazer light shows. I couldn't get the lights to quit flashing until I stated it and put it in gear.

 

[Terrymo]

I accidentally hit my panic button at the store the other day, and my lights were flashing like an emergency vehicle to one of the Tazer light shows. I couldn't get the lights to quit flashing until I stated it and put it in gear.

Someone yelled “Dance Party Y’all” and a flash mob headed toward your Jeep.

 

[The Meep]

I second Diode Dynamics. I've been using their SS3 MAX Fogs for a couple years now, and I absolutely love them.

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Someone yelled “Dance Party Y’all” and a flash mob headed toward your Jeep.

Not down here they didn't. They would have been more afraid that "La Migra" was nearby.

 

[ORACLElights]

If the appeal is having white for normal driving and color options for turn signals, shows, or parked use, you’d want a system that keeps the headlights DOT-compliant and isolates the RGB functions to a separate halo or accent channel.

For example, our Oculus Headlight system uses a dedicated Bi-LED projector for the main white beam (proper cutoff, controlled output, road-legal), and the RGB+W halo and demon eyes are separate from the driving beam. So you’re not sacrificing performance or legality just to get the color feature.

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