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December 2012

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VisionX OEM LED Vision X's LED fog lights (#XIL-OE0210DRUM4010) – a leader in LED after- market lighting – are a perfect replacement for the OE fog lights in today's full-size pickups. VisionX's OE 3-watt LED Technology produces three times the light output of the 35-watt factory fog lights and last up to 50,000 hours. Each light has a narrow beam pattern that provides a tight beam pattern for great distance while a polycarbonate "fog" lens can be snapped on for inclement weather use. For more info: (800) 994-4460 or visionxusa.com. Pro Comp USA The 4- x 6-inch amber fog light kit from Pro Comp (#9250/$41) off ers quality performance at a bargain price. Each kit includes two lights with amber lenses and a complete wiring and switch kit. Optional protective covers are available. The 55-watt lights are packaged in a rugged, black ABS housing featuring multi-position mounting and positioning ability. For more info: (800) 776-0767 or www.procompusa.com. PIAA 520 Series The six-inch-diameter 520 Series from PIAA has graced the fronts of many pickups and SUVs over the years because of its performance. The 520 Series ($330/pr) is available in both driving and fog lens confi gurations. Both versions feature rugged chrome or black steel housing and are available singly or in a kit featuring two lamps, wiring harness, relay, switch and mesh- type protective stone guards. The light uses an 85-watt H3 Ion Crystal for projection through a fog-patterened, hardended glass lens and delivers a full 80-degree side-beam spread for edge-to-edge road coverage. For more info: (800) 525-7422 or piaa.com. STATE FOG LIGHT REGULATIONS STATE AUX LIGHTS MINIMUM MAXIMUM NOTES ALLOWED HEIGHT (IN) HEIGHT (IN) Alabama 2 Alaska Arkansas Arizona California 12 Yes 2 2 2 Lightforce 140 Lance It may be small, but the 140 Lance ($280/pr) from Lightforce can be a wise choice if you need a high- performance fog light in a compact package. Off -road competition vehicles often install these as fog, winch, work or backup lights with special dispersion fi lters. Available singly or in pairs, each light is powered by a 12V, 75-watt Xenophot 4,000 hour bulb (at maximum wattage). 24V halogen bulbs are also available. Lightweight polycarbon- ate, glass-fi lled nylon composite construction assures that this light will stand up to the rigors of the job- site and a Gore-Tex breather protects against moisture ingress. The 140s come standard with a clear, clip-on polycarbonate protective fi lter, but amber and yellow fog/dust lens fi l- ters are also available. For more info: (877) 510-9204 or lightforce.com. trucks, which often have a sig- nifi cantly higher ride height than automobiles, meaning that fog lights on those trucks could be shining directly into other driver's eyes or their rear view mirrors. So the rule of thumb here is if you can see farther than a foot- ball fi eld down the road, keep the fog lights off . Colorado 2 Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Indiana 2 Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine 2 2 2 2 Yes 2 2 2 2 2 2 Maryland 2 Massachusetts Yes Michigan 2 Minnesota 4 Mississippi 2 Missouri Montana 3 2 3 2 2 Check with DMV 12 12 16 12 Check with DMV 12 Check with DMV 16 Check with DMV Check with DMV 12 12 Check with DMV Check with DMV 12 Check with DMV 12 Check with DMV 12 12 12 12 Check with DMV Nebraska 2 12 Nevada 2 12 New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Vermont Virginia Yes 2 2 3 2 Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 Texas 2 Utah Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 12 12 12 Check with DMV Check with DMV 12 Check with DMV Check with DMV Check with DMV Check with DMV Check with DMV 12 12 Check with DMV 12 15 Check with DMV Check with DMV Washington 2 12 West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 12 Check with DMV Check with DMV 30 Check with DMV 30 30 42 30 Check with DMV 30 Check with DMV 42 Check with DMV Check with DMV 30 30 Check with DMV Check with DMV 30 Check with DMV 30 Check with DMV 30 30 42 42 30 42 30 42 42 30 Check with DMV Check with DMV 30 Check with DMV Check with DMV Check with DMV 42 Check with DMV 30 42 Check with DMV 30 56 Check with DMV Check with DMV 30 30 Check with DMV Check with DMV No known restrictions, check with state DMV Total of 2 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Total of 2 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Total of 2 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Light beam must drop at least 4 inches in fi rst 25 feet. Total of 2 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Total of 2 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Regulations unclear, check with state DMV Regulations unclear, check with state DMV White to amber lens only and in conjunction with low beam Cannot project beam more than 100 feet ahead of vehicle White to amber lens - Can't shine over 2 feet above the road at 30 feet Auxiliary lighting must DOT specs-check with state DMV 2 fog lights allowed, 4 auxiliary lights total Maximum of 3 auxiliary lights (fog, passing, driving) allowed Maximum of 3 auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) lamps allowed Maximum of 2 auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) lamps allowed Regulations unclear, check with state DMV Maximum of 2 auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) lamps allowed Maximum of 3 auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) lamps allowed Fog lamps must be mounted below vehicle headlights Regulations unclear, check with state DMV Fog lamps must be placed minimum 20 inches apart, check state DMV for regs. Must be mounted below vehicle headlights, check state DMV for specifi c regs. Maximum of two auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) allowed Maximum of two auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) allowed White, yellow or amber only and meet FMVSS 108 specs, check with state DMV Regulations unclear, check with state DMV Maximum of two auxiliary lamps (fog, passing, driving) allowed Must be mounted below vehicle headlights, check state DMV for specifi c regs. Must be mounted below vehicle headlights, check state DMV for specifi c regs. propickupmag.com PROPICKUP 51

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