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Old 05-29-2016, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Red-Ford
Mine are both in one, 6 on each side are flood lights
Ok I'm putting my grill guard on tomorrow and may order some lights.
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Originally Posted by Red-Ford
Mine are both in one, 6 on each side are flood lights

Did you order your light bar off eBay did you a switch with it?
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My brother bought it for me direct from China lol. I think he said it was from Wish or something like that.
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Originally Posted by the01kingranch
ehhh those only fit rigid bars. Go figure.
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Originally Posted by 02_Black_On_White
ehhh those only fit rigid bars. Go figure.
I have heard they fit all
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I need to get brackets for my grill guard before I worry about lights I guess
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Go to a metal shop and ask for a couple pieces of angle iron about 8" long. That's what I did and drilled my own holes lol.
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Originally Posted by Red-Ford
Go to a metal shop and ask for a couple pieces of angle iron about 8" long. That's what I did and drilled my own holes lol.
According to online if I got them brackets they are a no drill which I don't really understand and I don't really have tools or a shop may just take it somewhere to get installed
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That or sell it I like the look of my front end dunno if I want to cover it up but off road lights would look good to
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The way they work is they are supposed to line up with the holes on the grille guard and the holes in the frame where the tow hooks mount (I don't believe 2wd has them). When you take out your tow hooks there is a little metal piece that the bolts thread into, DON'T LOSE THAT PIECE.

I just had to drill the holes in the angle iron for my grill guard and to where it attaches to the frame. In doing this I got it to sit how I wanted it, most of these sit right up on the truck and I hate that so I made mine side out infront of the bumper.


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