Low mount light Bar featured on Ford Promo truck.

[Rick@FreedomMotorsports]

The fact that the factory bumper needs a hole drilled in the top of this makes it a non starter for me. Guess I will have to go full replacements (ADD, etc...) so I can keep my stock bumper in tact.

I wonder if you could later get a rubber plug to cover up the one hole that needs to be drilled, not sure how big of a hole they are talking about though. Luckily I can take care of you if you do decide on a replacement bumper.

 

[DROPOUT]

Judging from this picture ... A pretty big hole

 

[Rick@FreedomMotorsports]

Judging from this picture ... A pretty big hole

Looking at that picture though because I blew it up, it looks like it is not going through the valance but stops there and has a plate that goes between the valance and bumper. The site says you only drill ONE hole and that makes it seem like you need to drill TWO holes. but I am thinking the holes drilled are on top of the bumper like they say and not in the front of it.

 

[DROPOUT]

Looking at that picture though because I blew it up, it looks like it is not going through the valance but stops there and has a plate that goes between the valance and bumper. The site says you only drill ONE hole and that makes it seem like you need to drill TWO holes. but I am thinking the holes drilled are on top of the bumper like they say and not in the front of it.

You yanked the wrong picture. Those brackets look to go over top the skid plate.

This picture has both sets of bars. Those top ones are definitely square, not flat. They aren't round like the original though.



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Although ... Perhaps the picture I posted has those bars blown out of proportion. I see now your pic has the same brackets but they are tiny?

Who knows .... I'll need to see a guinea pig give these a shot before I drill If they are tiny screw holes, plugging it wouldn't necessarily be the end of the world. Bracket holes = a whole other ball game.

 

[Rick@FreedomMotorsports]

You yanked the wrong picture. Those brackets look to go over top the skid plate.

This picture has both sets of bars. Those top ones are definitely square, not flat. They aren't round like the original though.



---------- Post added at 12:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:37 PM ----------

Although ... Perhaps the picture I posted has those bars blown out of proportion. I see now your pic has the same brackets but they are tiny?

Who knows .... I'll need to see a guinea pig give these a shot before I drill If they are tiny screw holes, plugging it wouldn't necessarily be the end of the world. Bracket holes = a whole other ball game.

The bottom mounting goes where your tow hooks are. It looks like you would remove the tow hooks, install the bumper and put the tow hooks back on securing the bumper with it. I am thinking the top part is the part that goes between the valance and bumper and bolts to the top of the bumper to support it. I've never seen it in person, so I am just guessing based on the pictures and yes, the CAD pictures do not match up exactly as we see on Greg's truck. Best to call them and ask.

 

[DiSanto]

For those that don't want an entirely new bumper.

 

[akaie15]

For those that don't want an entirely new bumper.

More pics please.

 

[ZaneMasterX]

Good way to block your intercooler completely.....

When asked if it blocks airflow...

 

[03'Darin]

Man that is some serious light!!

Mind me asking how much that setup costs without installation?

Not a big fan of lights but I like this setup

 

[pjones]

I feel silly for asking, but are these meant to be used on road or off road? If on road, are these DOT?