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Front lights combination advice
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Nex
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Some people don't like filling holes...
Mine had 2 pairs of smaller square LED's in the bumper's fog light openings.
They are set in a ways and I was thinking their usefulness would be pretty limited with them being tucked back.
BUT...
WOW was I surprised with the area they cover and how bright.
Truck has aftermarket LED headlight assemblies, but kicking on the lil' off road lights really lights things up.
They are set in a ways and I was thinking their usefulness would be pretty limited with them being tucked back.
BUT...
WOW was I surprised with the area they cover and how bright.
Truck has aftermarket LED headlight assemblies, but kicking on the lil' off road lights really lights things up.
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me too, but could still do well in the infield using the bumper bar for some squadron class lights. I just like the bumper pockets better for these as they’re a little bit lower.
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Because I'm vertically challenged and they make a perfect step into the engine bay. LOL
And I like seeing knobby tires and suspension parts through the openings. Looks tough.
Nex
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Get yourself something like this. Got mine from The Home Depot.
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LOL. Thanks but my neighbors would be rolling on the floor with that. To be clear I'm not a midget, just a little on the short side. LOL! Make up for it with muscles though. Anyways...
Not sure if I like the aesthetics of cube lights in the fog light locations. Kinda looks like weird teeth on the truck. I prefer the opening where you can see the tires
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yeah, the bumper slots are specifically called out as not to be used as steps. Even if you’re relatively light, you shouldn’t. They’re not strong.
I use the NFAB bumper bar. I wouldn’t call myself under tall, but I’m not an 8 footer, so I can’t just lean over the truck to check the oil. Yeah, the bumper bar is a bit higher step, but ... you don’t want bird legs !
I use the NFAB bumper bar. I wouldn’t call myself under tall, but I’m not an 8 footer, so I can’t just lean over the truck to check the oil. Yeah, the bumper bar is a bit higher step, but ... you don’t want bird legs !
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I know the book says not to stand on the front bumper cutouts...but some rules are meant to be broken.
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