Got a pic of the nut and bolt method? I have a set of these on the way.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I68J832/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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ARB 4" Bumper Fog Light LED Upgrade (1 Viewer)
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I68J832/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I purchased a set as well as some mounts. I’m going to see what I can rig up.
This looks really good. Thank you. I need to do the same.
I’m installing mine as we speak. Im taking a different approach so stay tuned.
Not trying to thread jack and will start my own if OP wants me to.
Not trying to thread jack and will start my own if OP wants me to.
I looked at these last night. Could u mount two side rods on the new lights (like the original) and use the original housing?
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Thread was just intended to give upgrade options to the ARB bumper. I would love it to stay focused on what I would actually call "driving lights", aka lights you could/should legally drive with on roads. My biggest pet peave is people who cram max lumens into something that has no ability to aim, thus blinding everyone else.
I bought the same exact lights, I was referring to my install method.
Idea
Ok so I ended up cutting my IPF light housings and glueing the leds inside the housing.
Here’s how I did it.
I like this approach. Thank you for sharing pictures.
Also, where did you get the LED turn signals?
Also, where did you get the LED turn signals?
Here you go. I just trimmed the light housing and drilled some holes. The arb side is completely unmodifed and there’s no glue should I ever decide to change lights in the future. It looks like that glue method allows them to sit more flush however.
I like the lights, so I got a pair. Then I removed all the plastic junk and drilled a 3/8” hole through the heat exchanger. An all thread bolt through the ARB light holes and through the new hole in the lights, a few nuts to keep the lights from turning down, and now the lights are solidly in place.
Ordered. Such an easy and needed upgrade.
Do you have a pic from the front? I was thinking about taking the tabs off that were used to mount to the j**p bumpers and the light as flush mounted as possible.
Found this while searching for a solution. Figured I would share. For $25 it looks like a good solution that will provide other options to mount a light with a stud in this spot. I am going to give it a try. I really like the Slee brackets but $165 without the required ARB LED Turn Signals is ridiculous.
ARB fog light mounting bracket
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I would be interesting to see what the light pattern is out of these. They look like they might be some nice compact off road lights, but it is hard to imagine you could aim those very well to not blind oncoming traffic as "driving/fog lights". You'll have to post up a photo of what you find out.
Thanks so much for sharing this, I just ordered a pair.
Found this while searching for a solution. Figured I would share. For $25 it looks like a good solution that will provide other options to mount a light with a stud in this spot. I am going to give it a try. I really like the Slee brackets but $165 without the required ARB LED Turn Signals is ridiculous.
ARB fog light mounting bracket
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They don't fit as flush as others but they are rock solid and adjustable.
Here are a few pics
They don't fit as flush as others but they are rock solid and adjustable.
Here are a few pics
