Show me your off road lights......please

JPL

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Hi all, thinking of putting a pair of off road lights somewhere around the front bumper on my '06, probably the bigger round ones & not the newer small square LED's, could you show me what you guys did & how....Thanks!
 
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Not sure if you're looking to just mount straight to the bumper or if you're wanting some type of bar....

I used the defiant light bar to mount my previous lights

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My current LED bar just sits on the bumper (I know you said you didn't want LED, but here it is anyway)

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And old double row light bar

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Not sure if you're looking to just mount straight to the bumper or if you're wanting some type of bar....

I used the defiant light bar to mount my previous lights

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My current LED bar just sits on the bumper (I know you said you didn't want LED, but here it is anyway)

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And old double row light bar

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Yeah, something like in the first pic, but only 2 not 4, how was that install?
 
Yeah, something like in the first pic, but only 2 not 4, how was that install?

It was pretty easy, search on the forum and you should find some photos and instructions. It's like 12 bolts altogether. You can order that same bar (in other configurations too) with however many of whatever size lights you want.

No one has posted it yet, but a lot of members also use bull bars that are fairly cheap but most aren't as solid as the defiant bar.
 
If anyone is selling mint condition round lights and/or bumper light bars sent me a pm....thanks!
 
[MENTION=50591]gaterose[/MENTION] Which of the three pictures had the brightest lights?

The 30" double row bar, last picture. The single row isn't nearly as bright, but I think it looks cleaner and the lights on my roof make up for it.

edit - the PIAAs didn't even compare despite pulling almost twice as many W as the 30" DR (340W vs 180W) and almost 3x as much as the 30" SR (120W)
 
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Don't mean to hijack but those trees have great colors Zak!

Don't mean to rehijack my own thread but if you like the fall like I do, you might like this pic, I found it, it's not mine, but taken here in NY:






 
Hella 700ff lights converted to 55W HID. The conversion is very easy to do. The lights are about $75 and the 55W HIDs are abut $45 from DDM Tuning. It is the cheapest 10,000 lumens that you can buy. The Hella 700ff give a decent spread for driving also. More of a spot than a flood light, but spreads more light horizontal that vertical.

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