Rigid Industries D2 flush-mounts on ARB?

[Fullscale]

looking at Rigid Industries website for offroad lights, and the "Flush Mount" D2's appear to be a good candidate (easy install) for flush-mounting onto an ARB front bumper.
http://www.rigidindustries.com/d-series-flush-mount-led-lights-s/191.htm

Has anyone here done this, or at least have experience with them?
I'm aware of the LED light bars, but I want something smaller like this to flush-mount.

 

[jtwopark]

any updates? i was wondering of doing the same thing but in ambers with baja designs squadrons

 

[thelal]

Interested as well

 

[Corbet]

I thought about that option as well but could not find a spot on the bumper that pointed directly forward that I liked. Non-winch bumper would be easy.

Mounting in the turn signal area would result in a somewhat spread beam pattern. If your goal is offroad lighting only then great, but not ideal for aux driving lights.

If a angled bezel behind the housing sort was used to correct the aiming you could mount in a modified turn signal hole.

 

[thelal]

I'll be doing something this/next week on this front

 

[toddsmith1]

I have considered the same thing, I am just a little more budget minded. (that's code for: I have kids in college)

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LIXZHSI/?tag=ihco-20

 

[scottryana]

I have a new set of the D2 flush mounts in the packaging I would let go cheap if anyone wants to try it. Lol

 

[MANUCHAO]

I installed a set of the Chinese lights on my rear bumper...

 

[Mad Matt]

If I had the money to burn I would install either the flush mount SR-Q or SR Q2 in the location of the useless turn signals on my ARB bumper. Basically they are the same lights as the D series but single row instead of dual row. Rigid's website is actually really bad at telling you the dimensions of their products, so I have no idea which is the better fit. I went as far as measuring the openings, but haven't had time to head over to Slee to see which is the closer fit.