rwmorrisonjr
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Where did you mount the switches for the lights?
Auxiliary driving light mounting
- Thread starter Anchorclanker
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Sorry didn't attach first time.
Mubarakma
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Aggressive Looking Expedition
Nice build
Michael Mihalko
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I mounted the switches in the coin holder (once the OEM was removed and 3 switches fitted). I wanted everything I do to the BEAST to look clean.
joethefordguy
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FWIW, - NOT a bull bar - once upon a time, I hit a deer at about 75 mph with the crash bar mounted on the front of my F150. it came with the truck; I'd always assumed it was "recreational/cosmetic". There was no damage to my truck, the crash bar was pushed back almost to the fender on the side I hit the deer on. I don't know about bull bars, but apparently some of these products actually work. I have a serious one on my 04 4x4 SSV expedition now, it's a police push bar.
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Anchorclanker
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So, I finally found a "round to it" and got my light bar mounted. I stumbled across this license plate mount on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075CHHWXY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I had to reduce the angle on the mount (bend it) to get the light (Nilight 20")
mounted level due to the bumper not being vertical. I may have to tweek it after I try it out tonight. A different light bar may have more adjustment. Just thought I'd update this thread.
I had to reduce the angle on the mount (bend it) to get the light (Nilight 20")
mounted level due to the bumper not being vertical. I may have to tweek it after I try it out tonight. A different light bar may have more adjustment. Just thought I'd update this thread.
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Trainmaster
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Handy little bracket. Thanks for sharing.
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