LED bar mounting options.
#12
I mounted it on a piece of about 2"x2" Aluminum Angle. Got a 60" long piece at the local recyclers for $4. It bolts up to the factory headlight mount (2nd crappy pic), and is pretty sturdy.
I don't have the info package so I mounted the switches there.
#13
First is headlights w/ fogs.
Second with 10" on.
Third is with 10" and 30" on.
Sorry about the pics, never uploaded anything before, let me know if they work.
Last edited by canadianguy; 11-26-2013 at 10:20 PM. Reason: Bad pics
#16
realist_alive try opening them in a new tab?
I still want to paint the bracket, and clean up the wiring a little around the battery, but it's getting cold up here.
I thought it'd be better to mount the bigger light in the upper grill, and get it a little higher off the ground. I want to get an amber lens for the lower. Overall I'm pretty happy with them although I haven't tested them on any dark, long highways yet.
I still want to paint the bracket, and clean up the wiring a little around the battery, but it's getting cold up here.
I thought it'd be better to mount the bigger light in the upper grill, and get it a little higher off the ground. I want to get an amber lens for the lower. Overall I'm pretty happy with them although I haven't tested them on any dark, long highways yet.
#17
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I was just reading on the LED's in the lower grill...Im thinking of doing the same thing with my 2006 Ford F150. I thought of getting a 30" Light bar but its too tight and so will go with a 20" instead. I just need some help on how to mount it and is there a kit for it?
#18
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I was just reading on the LED's in the lower grill...Im thinking of doing the same thing with my 2006 Ford F150. I thought of getting a 30" Light bar but its too tight and so will go with a 20" instead. I just need some help on how to mount it and is there a kit for it?
#19
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