Fog lights

[Mickhead]

Hi all. Has anyone out there cut holes into their standard alloy gu 3 bullbar to fit fog lights?

[altech]

Hi all. Has anyone out there cut holes into their standard alloy gu 3 bullbar to fit fog lights?

You mean drill holes, not cut ... anyway I Forget Fog lights, just install a good size light bar, not a baby one on your bullbar. Good to see all the road, not kms up the road lol regards Alex

[rusty_nail]

You mean drill holes, not cut ... anyway I Forget Fog lights, just install a good size light bar, not a baby one on your bullbar. Good to see all the road, not kms up the road lol regards Alex

far out! when you post you make it count mate! been a long time since reading you bud!

[Mickhead]

You mean drill holes, not cut ... anyway I Forget Fog lights, just install a good size light bar, not a baby one on your bullbar. Good to see all the road, not kms up the road lol regards Alex

Cheers Alex but you missed the "fog" bit. Have plenty of light coming out the front, but need a bit of low and wide light to go with the low beams to illuminate the edges of the road close by when the weather turns to shyt. Something I can use with oncoming traffic....
Most of the bumper mounted fog lights I am seeing require a square or rectangular hole so drilling might not work.

[mudski]

far out! when you post you make it count mate! been a long time since reading you bud!

Haha! I was just thinking the exact same thing.

[MudRunnerTD]

Cheers Alex but you missed the "fog" bit. Have plenty of light coming out the front, but need a bit of low and wide light to go with the low beams to illuminate the edges of the road close by when the weather turns to shyt. Something I can use with oncoming traffic....
Most of the bumper mounted fog lights I am seeing require a square or rectangular hole so drilling might not work.

Assuming you are going to run a round fog then a hole saw would be the go for sure mate. an Alloy bar would take little effort for a decent hole saw and just find the light you want, keep it smallish then buy a hole saw the right size.

[altech]

Haha! I was just thinking the exact same thing.

Really Guys, I have always been here ...... thanks for the love LOL

[GregRT]

You mean drill holes, not cut ... anyway I Forget Fog lights, just install a good size light bar, not a baby one on your bullbar. Good to see all the road, not kms up the road lol regards Alex

Really sounds like a light bar is way better than fog lights. We'll be working on the Patrol next after we finished installing the parts from 4Wheelonline onto the Jeep project. Will definitely consider a light bar.

[10G]

Hey aren't fog (yellow) lights illegal now??? Driving lights, like those small, normal light, lights usually under the bumper are OK.

A mate told me a trick when cutting ally. Spray WD40, CRC etc where you're going to cut, makes it like a hot knife through butter.

[timbo2410]

I replaced the "fog/driving" lights on the factory trol steel bar that were quoted as $450+ from Nissan with a $160 pair from Stedi ... OMG the difference .. there is more light from these 2 little suckers than the low beam and it's low and wide .. defo worth a shot. i know what ya mean as well. Tracks, trails and the beach it's nice to have that low and wide spread. I have the big lightbar up top for a bigger field of view but the little fogs work a treat

[kassa]

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