Mounting auxiliary driving lights?
Mounting auxiliary driving lights?
Without taking my front bumper apart yet.
Has anyone found a nice place to mount some driving lights in the lower grill?
I find on the long drives across deer country that having some lights that I can aim a little further and wider down the road would be handy. (off obviously when encountering oncoming traffic)
I already have a couple kits picked out but haven't seen anyone else mount something like this before. I've also considered mounting them to a roof rack but thought that may look a little...strange.
Example of the lamps:
Has anyone found a nice place to mount some driving lights in the lower grill?
I find on the long drives across deer country that having some lights that I can aim a little further and wider down the road would be handy. (off obviously when encountering oncoming traffic)
I already have a couple kits picked out but haven't seen anyone else mount something like this before. I've also considered mounting them to a roof rack but thought that may look a little...strange.
Example of the lamps:
In for this because this is on my to-do list. Never lived anywhere with as much fog as there is here and now I actually need some for purpose instead of style points.
I was just planning on attaching to bumper on the top side and putting a small plate on the inside of the mounting point for support.
I was just planning on attaching to bumper on the top side and putting a small plate on the inside of the mounting point for support.
In for this because this is on my to-do list. Never lived anywhere with as much fog as there is here and now I actually need some for purpose instead of style points.
I was just planning on attaching to bumper on the top side and putting a small plate on the inside of the mounting point for support.
I was just planning on attaching to bumper on the top side and putting a small plate on the inside of the mounting point for support.
there is the bumper support behind the bumper cover but I need to make some considerable modifications to make it clean looking.
Anyone?
If you attempt to install after market driving lights, you will likely tear the bumper over a period of time. It's better to buy the OEM kit, take the bumper cover off, and follow the directions supplied. Also, an HID headlamp bulb conversion kit may help.
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SgtBaxter
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