Light bar mounting options

[c2one]

I have a 20” led bar on my 4Runner. I placed it behind the grill so I was ok buying a cheap brand, seven years later they are still rockin! Sub $200 in a group buy.

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[EcobeastRyan]

The only bar I’ll be doing. Simple and gets the job done

 

[c2one]

It would be cool if they have ditch light mounting points on the side mirror arms.

 

[SVR]

It would be cool if they have ditch light mounting points on the side mirror arms.

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[c2one]

There is

Nice find! With it being there, I like how it's further out compared to where they are installed on 4Runners, which is right above the hood and obstructs you view slightly.

 

[wvmtneer]

The only bar I’ll be doing. Simple and gets the job done

I plan on installing two sets of LEDs in the openings where fog lights would sit. DOT legal Amber fog lights and white driving lights.

 

[BluegrassJames]

I ran visionx on a jkr forever with no complaints.

 

[Bronc-O]

It would be cool if they have ditch light mounting points on the side mirror arms.

 

[JMV123]

How do the "cheaper" lights stack up against Rigid Industries lights? I mean, I don't mind spending money if they are worth it.

I have several Black Oak Industries light bars and pucks and they work great for 1/2 the cost, 25% brighter and same hard core specs as Rigid Industries. Best bang for the buck IMO and I have mine several years using them in every type of weather and water crossing. https://www.blackoakled.com

 

[Bodge Garage]

I have run a ton of "cheap" LED lights with perfect success. The light bar on the roof of my Land Rover cost me $69 and has been working fine with zero moisture issues or failed segments for 6 years. I can't imagine how spending an additional $1,000 would make it work better. Only gives you bragging rights to tell everyone how much free cash you have.

 

[elmystico]

I've tried various Dually-style lights off Amazon for a fraction of the price of Rigids or VisionX with mixed success. I bought two of one brand, and one of the gaskets failed within a year and the other didn't. Same thing happened when I added similar but brighter lights to my pickup.

Everyone's mileage will vary, but with the cheaper lights, my experience is that it is difficult to guarantee reliable success. I may try the Black Oak lights on my Bronco, based on recommendations here.

 

[Bronco4lyfe85]

I look at this forum and see Honda ads at the bottom. Really?

Ads are usually personalized. Why are you looking at Honda’s?

 

[RACERED-WT]

I don't know anything about offroading or overlanding but do want to learn in preparation for the exciting trips I plan on doing with my Bronco.

I saw these light today and thought they looked cool being different then the standard lens and other lights Ford is offering.

Can anyone tell me about them? Brand/type? What purpose does the orange color serve? Are there specific reasons one would use these over the standard lights?

 

[ZackDanger]

I don't know anything about offroading or overlanding but do want to learn in preparation for the exciting trips I plan on doing with my Bronco.

I saw these light today and thought they looked cool being different then the standard lens and other lights Ford is offering.

Can anyone tell me about them? Brand/type? What purpose does the orange color serve? Are there specific reasons one would use these over the standard lights?

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