Mounting options for Grill Lights?

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Rigid as some good but expensive options.

There are several members on here who have made their own. [MENTION=103267]Saker[/MENTION] is one I know off of the top of my head.
 
I asked for ideas, not how to search. I already searched. Some guys don't post the way they mounted, so I wanted input. If you want to be helpful, post a link to a mounting option or idea.

I only spoonfeed babies. Since you "already searched", I can only ass-ume you used the wrong technique, because this horse, as [MENTION=122131]Greenamphibious[/MENTION] said, has indeed been rid hard.

"I already searched" has become code for laziness.
 
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I only spoonfeed babies. Since you "already searched", I can only ass-ume you used the wrong technique, because this horse, as green said, has indeed been rid hard.

"I already searched" has become code for ...... ah hell, never mind.

I could care less what you do with babies, though it does make you sound creepy. There are laws and prisons for people like you. All you've managed to accomplish in your responses is that you have no valuable input, not to mention you don't even have any off-road lights mounted on your truck; thus making your responses irrelevant. I'm not going to play your immature insult game. Post elsewhere where you actually have something relevant and valuable to offer.
 
Thanks Saker. I am using 5" Rounds. I am interested in cutting out some of the lower portion under the garnish and mounting them there.
 
Angle aluminium is easy to work with, and easy to find at hardware stores. You can mount to the inside bumper area where the aluminum support is. You just have to get a little creative. Get it to the right height, mark it, put a couple bolts in to hold it, GTG.
 
I used 6" alum channel for my mounting brackets, that's what was available to me, measured everything ..... probably 4 times before I cut anything! LOL
Cut the channel to width, cut in half cut slots for height adjustment, holes drilled, marked bumper, drilled and tapped bumper..... Put it all together !
Just takes a little time so you get it right the first time!

One could do something similar and also use a piece of flat bar across the top of said brackets.
This would allow for possibly mounting of more lights at a later date or facilitate a different setup.
 
I only spoonfeed babies. Since you "already searched", I can only ass-ume you used the wrong technique, because this horse, as green said, has indeed been rid hard.

"I already searched" has become code for ...... ah hell, never mind.

^ This guy sucks
 

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