Hi all. Has anyone out there cut holes into their standard alloy gu 3 bullbar to fit fog lights?
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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 AlexQuote:
Originally Posted by Mickhead
far out! when you post you make it count mate! been a long time since reading you bud!Quote:
Originally Posted by altech
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....Quote:
Originally Posted by altech
Most of the bumper mounted fog lights I am seeing require a square or rectangular hole so drilling might not work.
Haha! I was just thinking the exact same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mickhead
Really Guys, I have always been here ...... thanks for the love LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by altech
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.
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
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