GEN 2 Revised SDHQ A Pillar Brackets

[Sitdown]

Selling your old ones once you get the new revised ones?

I would... PM me if interested

 

[md247]

just ordered my xl80's and sdhq mounts. install next week.

 

[dude1782]

just ordered my xl80's and sdhq mounts. install next week.

It's a great setup.

SDHQ stocks the brackets and lights for any other local people looking to get them.

 

[dude1782]

Another pro tip: If your lights are sitting at an angle, just loosen all the mounting bolts, make sure everything is level, then tighten.


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[dillard09]

So I'm thinking of getting the A pillar mounts and some Squadron Pros but not sure what beam to get. What did most of y'all go with?
I will eventually have a bumper with a 40" Onx6 on it if that will change what beam I should have up on the A pillar.

 

[dude1782]

So I'm thinking of getting the A pillar mounts and some Squadron Pros but not sure what beam to get. What did most of y'all go with?
I will eventually have a bumper with a 40" Onx6 on it if that will change what beam I should have up on the A pillar.

What's cool about Baja designs is it's all in the lens and they're easy to change. For now you should run a combo lens for the best coverage and when you get the light bar change them out for spot lenses.


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[dillard09]

You know your rite! Good call. Thanks for the help!

 

[WhatExit?]

This truck is running Rigid Dually XLs on the revised SDHQ a pillar brackets that allow you to run bigger lights on the a pillars without interfering with the antenna. I was able to move my lights inward on the old brackets but that only introduced new problems so I will also be getting the revised brackets. You can see pictures of my install on my build thread through the link in my signature.

These brackets require no drilling and it's an easy install for anyone






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Can anyone explain why these brackets are 2 piece units? I understand the small part can be adjusted but having that screw there means it can potentially get loose and the light will loosen/flop.

My point is, all of the lights have brackets which offer the same adjustment (up and down). I would think a 1-piece bracket would be much better.

Any comments on this?

 

[WhatExit?]

Anyone use this 1-piece bracket from Diode Dynamics?




https://www.cjponyparts.com/diode-d...LU_ib53PC_QjPIEHSDyjUt299kBsb-pxoCSy4QAvD_BwE

 

[WhatExit?]

Here's another much lower cost option from Zroadz.com - anyone use these?



https://zroadz.com/i-23909973-2018-...UBICON||model=GLADIATOR||make=JEEP||year=2020