rigid flush mount d2's

[Ni9mm]

So it looks like the flush mounts work on a solid bumper. That's not a Raptor bumper. Unless you change the bumper out then cut out the holes just to get Flush mount lighting? Doesn't make any sense.

It took Rigid awhile to get the dually design nailed down. I went through about 6 pair before I finally got a set that have given me no problems. You cant beat their customer service or the lifetime warranty. I was an early adopter but I think they got it figured out now.

These lights look awesome on the truck and I get tons of compliments.

 

[trxhonda]

I was thinking of them more for backup lights in the rear bumper

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

Okay guys, just got word that these will be available by the end of the month. They are going to be $379.99 per pair for the D2's and $222.99 for the Duallys.

We are taking pre-orders now, if you would like to order a set PM me and I will get you set up!

 

[trxhonda]

Can you get any mounting specs. I'm wanting them for rear bumper for backup lights want make sure going work there before order. Also any kind of introductory specials on these COME ON JAMES I KNOW YOU CAN DO SOMETHING LOL!!

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

Can you get any mounting specs. I'm wanting them for rear bumper for backup lights want make sure going work there before order. Also any kind of introductory specials on these COME ON JAMES I KNOW YOU CAN DO SOMETHING LOL!!

I'll try and get you specs as soon as possible! I'll see what I can do as far as price goes, probably can't do much with the regular duallys but I will give you a break on the D2's, free shipping and another $10 off or so!

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

Alright guys, outside measurements top to bottom are 3.6 inches and 4.8 inches side to side. The inside hole (the one that needs to be cut out) is 3.2" wide x 3.1" tall. You will receive a template that you will use to cut out the hole. It must be printed on a 100% scale or you will NOT have the right size hole. There are no brackets included so the angle of the beam depends on what it is being mounted on. Hope this helps you guys!

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

Now taking preorders

 

[PropDr]

In the front this is useless unless your bumper just has to happen the correct angle to correctly aim the lights.
But in the rear, using a flood beam patters, it would be perfect!
I think I will get a set ...

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

In the front this is useless unless your bumper just has to happen the correct angle to correctly aim the lights.
But in the rear, using a flood beam patters, it would be perfect!
I think I will get a set ...

Yeah if you are using them as a reverse light the diffusion lens would suit you best!

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Yeah if you are using them as a reverse light the diffusion lens would suit you best!

+1 for the diffusion beam. That's what I'll be doing on mine...when the time comes.