I guess it “depends”…especially on this forum with so many polarized opinions. IMHO, With this factory bull bar, it looks better to have the lights hanging. I still don’t know what bumper I’ll get stock or which one I’ll end up with.Howdy all,
Thank you guys for the support and feedback with these kits. I know there has been some ciriticism in this and some other threads and I want to make sure you all know we saw it and have addressed each point internally.
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Just wanted to drop a few photos in here to gather feedback for some potential bull bar mounted kits. Please let me know if there is a particular kit that you guys think looks best - or maybe you are not interested in this kit considering all the other options we have. Your feedback is very valuable to us.
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I like them better under the bar, but like this style a lot better. The shape of the others don't seem to blend well.I guess it “depends”…especially on this forum with so many polarized opinions. IMHO, With this factory bull bar, it looks better to have the lights hanging. I still don’t know what bumper I’ll get stock or which one I’ll end up with.
Did you end up using the included rubber strips under both the stainless mount that attaches to the light housing as well as on the bottom side of the plate that attaches to the vehicle? I applied mine to the bottom of the plates, had extra and thought it might be a good idea to also use some on the bottom of the stainless mounts to absorb some vibration, prevent rotation, as well as protect the paint on the plate.I tried mine tonight, good lord they throw some light! very happy with the package too.
Nope. I put the rubber under the main plate. Trimmed it to shape and cut bolt holes with an exacto knife. I have mine tight, but can still aim them side to side and up and down by hand. There is zero vibration or movement at speed. I wired them to switch #5. Having added lights to vehicles before, the way Ford set this up is fantastic. Truly plug and play.Did you end up using the included rubber strips under both the stainless mount that attaches to the light housing as well as on the bottom side of the plate that attaches to the vehicle? I applied mine to the bottom of the plates, had extra and thought it might be a good idea to also use some on the bottom of the stainless mounts to absorb some vibration, prevent rotation, as well as protect the paint on the plate.
Nope. I put the rubber under the main plate. Trimmed it to shape and cut bolt holes with an exacto knife. I have mine tight, but can still aim them side to side and up and down by hand. There is zero vibration or movement at speed. I wired them to switch #5. Having added lights to vehicles before, the way Ford set this up is fantastic. Truly plug and play.
I just ordered the pocket fogs and driving lights from 4x4truckLEDs (a vendor here). They have an improved wiring harness and allow more customization on what lights you pick. I‘ll detail that install here too.
Me too! I had already ordered them before I found y’all. Your pricing is hard to beat too.Thanks! (Wish you woulda got the pillar kit from us also, but hey that's cool, we've only been here a few weeks)
Post up pics when you get it installed
Any aftermarket accessories that will add to the splendor of the Bronco instead of trying to replace the Bronco are welcome and I think Baja gets it.Lighting packages are up and ready for pre-order...
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/Ford-Bronco-21-Lighting-Kits.asp
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I'm sure they will... for a really high price. You can always do it yourself, it's nod difficult. I think the hardest one to install is honestly the reverse kit because you have to run the wire/route the wires up to the engine bay.Dumb question from a guy newer to aftermarket accessories… if I were to buy a Baja light kit will my Ford dealer install after my bronco comes in? Or do I need to find another shop to do it? I’m handy but I don’t trust myself enough with a brand new bronco. Also, I’m concerned about taking it to another shop that is t experienced working with Broncos. I’d prefer to have dealer install, but not sure if they will?
Good to know. The roof light bar seems a bit tricky too because if I recall it requires some drilling to get to the wires. But if I get to feeling bold I might give it a shot.I'm sure they will... for a really high price. You can always do it yourself, it's nod difficult. I think the hardest one to install is honestly the reverse kit because you have to run the wire/route the wires up to the engine bay.
It's all bolt on stuff so it's really easy.
that’s only if you plan to just the upfitter pass through wire left for you - I plan to have the wire Come down the pillar and just a dab of silicon to hold the wire from flapping aroundGood to know. The roof light bar seems a bit tricky too because if I recall it requires some drilling to get to the wires. But if I get to feeling bold I might give it a shot.
Ideally you use a diode so that you can have the light come on automatically when you put the Bronco in reverse or from the Aux switch.I'm sure they will... for a really high price. You can always do it yourself, it's nod difficult. I think the hardest one to install is honestly the reverse kit because you have to run the wire/route the wires up to the engine bay.
It's all bolt on stuff so it's really easy.