GEN 2 Buying products for your Raptor?

[OffroadAlliance.com]

@sal313 is your contact on the forum for the Ford Raptor Lights kits.

Additionally, we’re a vendor as well and would be happy to help get your kit setup and dialed in for you!

Yes sir fordraptorlights.com is a long time vendor. Nick is also a certified dealer of the fordraptorlights.com kit and can certainly accommodate you.


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[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Yeah we love you too Jeff

*kicks rock and slowly walks away looking at ground, sobbing*

 

[jabroni619]

Yes sir fordraptorlights.com is a long time vendor. Nick is also a certified dealer of the fordraptorlights.com kit and can certainly accommodate you.


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Can you tell me what the "security kit" option is for?

Thank you

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

It adds security screws/bolts to your package. All the major brands offer these (Baja, Rigid, etc...)

https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/s2-squadron-pro-sport-security-hardware-kit.asp

Closeup photo of what a security bolt looks like... you'll see these used in elevators a lot for the panels. It's just an added layer of protection against thieves who typically won't have this bit and will just have a regular screw driver.

 

[OffroadAlliance.com]

Can you tell me what the "security kit" option is for?



Thank you

Lol Adam!

The security kit can be like the version adam described. The one we supply is for the nut that holds the light to the bracket. Similar to a lock lug. It comes with the security nuts and a special Rachel socket.


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Can you tell me what the "security kit" option is for?



Thank you

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[WhatExit?]

I like it but the challenge with security hardware is that you need open and clear access - straight on to the hardware. Often times the lights are mounted in tight spots close to other lights so the space is constrained.

 

[OffroadAlliance.com]

I like it but the challenge with security hardware is that you need open and clear access - straight on to the hardware. Often times the lights are mounted in tight spots close to other lights so the space is constrained.

True! But either way you have to put a nut on..on the 17/28 kits the buts are more easily accessible too


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[WhatExit?]

True! But either way you have to put a nut on..on the 17/28 kits the buts are more easily accessible too

Speaking of bolts, except for looks I'm not sure why the LED lights all seem to use round bolt heads with hext socket inside. I know they look better than bolts but a standard hex head would make life much easier to install and ADJUST the lights which can be required.

Hey Sal, why don't you have a screen name related to your business/products?

 

[OffroadAlliance.com]

Speaking of bolts, except for looks I'm not sure why the LED lights all seem to use round bolt heads with hext socket inside. I know they look better than bolts but a standard hex head would make life much easier to install and ADJUST the lights which can be required.



Hey Sal, why don't you have a screen name related to your business/products?

Good question. I started on the forums as a raptor owner and developed a couple of products. I’ll see if the admin can change it


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[WhatExit?]

Good question. I started on the forums as a raptor owner and developed a couple of products. I’ll see if the admin can change it


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You should (IMO) - you have no brand awareness with your current screen name. It took me quite a while to figure out who you are in regard to your products.