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I do.
I have the single combo unit. It puts out a lot of light. I also added yellow filters over the flood sections to cut down on glare a little.
You can see a little of it in my profile pic peeking out behind the feeder. (Before I added the filters)
 
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I do.
I have the single combo unit. It puts out a lot of light. I also added yellow filters over the flood sections to cut down on glare a little.
You can see a little of it in my profile pic peeking out behind the feeder. (Before I added the filters)
Do you have any output shots of it?
 

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I'll be losing my fog lights when my new bumper comes in. Can the single row be wired into the existing fog light harness and used for fogs only?
 

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I'll be losing my fog lights when my new bumper comes in. Can the single row be wired into the existing fog light harness and used for fogs only?
I wouldn't. The light is too bright and no cutoff to be used for fogs. Also, without a programmer, it will cut off with the high beams, which is the opposite of what you would want.
 

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I wouldn't. The light is too bright and no cutoff to be used for fogs. Also, without a programmer, it will cut off with the high beams, which is the opposite of what you would want.
My high beams cut out when I turn the fogs now. Are you saying they shouldn't?
 
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I'll be losing my fog lights when my new bumper comes in. Can the single row be wired into the existing fog light harness and used for fogs only?
I wouldn't use the light bar as a Fog light. Look at their SS3 SAE Fogs as a replacement.

I was going to run the "combo" bar with my High beams on the open roads.
 

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My high beams cut out when I turn the fogs now. Are you saying they shouldn't?
I think it is the other way around. The fogs should cut off when you have the high beams on. I think it is a law? You can turn this off with a Tazer.
 

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I think it is the other way around. The fogs should cut off when you have the high beams on. I think it is a law? You can turn this off with a Tazer.
Yeah. That.
I'm getting a bumper with a slot for a bank of 2" (I think) lights. I'm losing my fog lights when I take off the OEM bumper and all I want is a set of replacement fogs that'll fit the bumper. Trying to learn about options.
 

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I think it is the other way around. The fogs should cut off when you have the high beams on. I think it is a law? You can turn this off with a Tazer.
Stupid law that I'm pretty sure cops don't care about. I've had a similar "coding" to remove fog light dropoff with high beams for years in an old BMW and never had any trouble. Did the same with a Tazer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 

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Usually, with the High Beams on, you are trying to light up and see out in the distance. The problem with Fog Lights on with High Beams is it shines a lot of light right in front of the vehicle and interferes with the ability to focus and see out in the distance. This becomes more critical as speed increases.

I would suggest checking the local and state laws before changing the default light behavior. If it is being done strictly for off-road use, then it should not be an issue.
 
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Soooo back on topic... Anyone have the Diode Dynamics set-up?
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