What did you do WITH your Jeep today.

[obwahn]

And behold: on Day 3, verily did I Jeepeth to the food mart, for the Crown demandeth comestibles apace; and most fleetingly did I stock my cart with sundries and miscellany, and I went forth triumphant and that I might later sup most agreeably.

Well spoketh my good man. A prose most agreeable.

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[cosine]

@Mx5red thanks for the pic of your fog lights. i see how well it does in the fog. i have the supernova v4 led bulbs for the headlights and fog likes. they are great in lighting up the road at night. so i was looking into a amber fog light to run in foggy or snowy weather on the street. so i figured where the sae one will be good. are you running the pros on the street where it not street legal.

 

[Mx5red]

@Mx5red thanks for the pic of your fog lights. i see how well it does in the fog. i have the supernova v4 led bulbs for the headlights and fog likes. they are great in lighting up the road at night. so i was looking into a amber fog light to run in foggy or snowy weather on the street. so i figured where the sae one will be good. are you running the pros on the street where it not street legal.

I thought about getting the SAE or Sport just to not be so glaring, but for my purposes the Pros made the most sense and really glad I didn’t get dimmer ones.
I don’t plan on using them on the street very often, unless it’s really foggy/snowy. Plus, Ambers don’t glare nearly as much as white light.
So I thought it made most sense to get the brightest ambers I could, I just don’t usually run them.
I see other people driving around with their amber squadrons on all the time, and they are bright but not blinding.

I definitely would not run the white Pros on the street, they were brighter than high beams!
If you planned on using white fogs all the time I would order the SAE haha.
To me it doesn’t make sense to use anything brighter in white unless it’s off-road only or wired up to your high beams so they turn off..

 

[cosine]

I thought about getting the SAE or Sport just to not be so glaring, but for my purposes the Pros made the most sense and really glad I didn’t get dimmer ones.
I don’t plan on using them on the street very often, unless it’s really foggy/snowy. Plus, Ambers don’t glare nearly as much as white light.
So I thought it made most sense to get the brightest ambers I could, I just don’t usually run them.
I see other people driving around with their amber squadrons on all the time, and they are bright but not blinding.

I definitely would not run the white Pros on the street, they were brighter than high beams!
If you planned on using white fogs all the time I would order the SAE haha.
To me it doesn’t make sense to use anything brighter in white unless it’s off-road only or wired up to your high beams so they turn off..

yeah, my purpose would to run the amber fogs for the weather related driving. so i can see getting the pros. one question, which would be better to get the flood or spot. i would be running them on the street with the idea mounting them below the headlight line and on top of the bumper. i can adjust them down if necessary. i can see that it wouldnt be an issue since you mentioned that the amber doesnt throw much glare to the on coming traffic. tho, i wouldnt be running them as much if theres heavy traffic. lately folks around here run the led light bars on as their main source for lighting.

 

[Mx5red]

yeah, my purpose would to run the amber fogs for the weather related driving. so i can see getting the pros. one question, which would be better to get the flood or spot. i would be running them on the street with the idea mounting them below the headlight line and on top of the bumper. i can adjust them down if necessary. i can see that it wouldnt be an issue since you mentioned that the amber doesnt throw much glare to the on coming traffic. tho, i wouldnt be running them as much if theres heavy traffic. lately folks around here run the led light bars on as their main source for lighting.

I don’t have the spots but I’ve spent hours looking up these different baja designs lights
I think the spots are very concentrated, like shooting straight down a two lane highway for half a mile. I don’t need that where I live, and I think you’d need more wide “fill” light on top of that, like a spot plus other wider light.. which is what their driving combo lens is. It’s just wide cornering and spot together.

when I lived in Michigan that would be perfect for lighting up sides of road, and far down the road to look for deer as you go 60mph. Not useful where I live now.

If your purpose is bad weather driving, I don’t know how well the spot lights would work.. you probably wouldn’t be driving as fast so a wider/shorter lens might be better, but I’ve never tried them, maybe they could help as well.
The good thing about Baja designs is you can switch lenses with a few screws, so I’d buy some and try them!

 

[McGilli]

Every Saturday and Sunday, up at 5am and out the door for some peace and quiet... Another successful weekend!

 

[nostatic]

just another day in paradise - hills, ocean, jeep, spouse

 

[jlroman2]

Awesome! I was just there last week. Do you mind sharing how you have your gas canisters mounted behind the tire?

Camped at Cleopatra's Chair in Canyonlands--the most incredible place I have ever camped!

 

[jlroman2]

My buddies and I went on a road trip to Moab. We had to stay in Colorado the first night due to the snow storm last week. Once we made it to Utah, we camped inside this canyon about 5-10 min before Arches National Park. We had to drive up the canyon to reach the extremely remote camping site. First couple of nights we camped out in single digit weather. Never thought I would be able to do that outside lol! Throughout the week we hiked the devils garden in Arches and we did another hike in Canyonlands. We attempted to do the Shafer Trail but the sun was coming down fast and we decided to make a U-turn. Utah is full with many amazing things. Seeing all the badass rigs in Moab made me feel so welcomed. One of the most amazing trips I’ve ever had. Oh we traveled from Chicago btw.

 

[Jeep Generation]

Did some wheeling from Silverwood Lake to Lake Arrowhead.

 

[bgrex]

And behold: on Day 3, verily did I Jeepeth to the food mart, for the Crown demandeth comestibles apace; and most fleetingly did I stock my cart with sundries and miscellany, and I went forth triumphant and that I might later sup most agreeably.

Alas, the fair lady of the manor doth squeezeth thine noble Charmin

 

[jlroman2]

BTW on our way back in the middle of Nebraska, we hit a deer at 70mph or so. The right tire got the main impact. Put my steering wheel 45 degrees to the left to keep it straight. Somehow we still made it to Chicago at a much lower speed of course. Took it today to the dealer and apparently the whole axle is broken almost in half. Not sure how we made it.

My buddies and I went on a road trip to Moab. We had to stay in Colorado the first night due to the snow storm last week. Once we made it to Utah, we camped inside this canyon about 5-10 min before Arches National Park. We had to drive up the canyon to reach the extremely remote camping site. First couple of nights we camped out in single digit weather. Never thought I would be able to do that outside lol! Throughout the week we hiked the devils garden in Arches and we did another hike in Canyonlands. We attempted to do the Shafer Trail but the sun was coming down fast and we decided to make a U-turn. Utah is full with many amazing things. Seeing all the badass rigs in Moab made me feel so welcomed. One of the most amazing trips I’ve ever had. Oh we traveled from Chicago btw.

 

[Stormin’ Moorman]

BTW on our way back in the middle of Nebraska, we hit a deer at 70mph or so. The right tire got the main impact. Put my steering wheel 45 degrees to the left to keep it straight. Somehow we still made it to Chicago at a much lower speed of course. Took it today to the dealer and apparently the whole axle is broken almost in half. Not sure how we made it.

the axle shaft?

 

[geem03]

Just got home from a 6 1/2 hour road trip to get a second hand OEM soft top and hardware, tinted windows and in great shape!!!!

All for $900!!!!

 

[BearcatMLA]

Took the Jeep to the polls today to vote. Then took the kids fishing and landed some nice ones. 5.3 pounds being the largest.

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