Looks great. Like it was born there. I used a 12v Milwaukee jigsaw and three blades. They were crappy, but they did their job.I did the exact same install with DD SSC1’s running a red backlight when the taillights are on and white in reverse and with an aux, however mine were installed in an aftermarket Barricade steel bumper that did not have cutouts. Cutting through the MUCH thicker steel on that bumper vs the stock badlands bumper was a real pain in the butt, but it looks and functions perfectly!
Thanks, that was the goal. This stuff took about 15-20 drill holes with a carbide bit around the perimeter of each, then a heavy duty dremel cutting wheel to fully cut it out, then lots of sanding/grinding to smooth and paint to rust proof. Ended up being more work than I would have liked, but it came out nice!
Can you post few additional pictures of this barricade bumper?I did the exact same install with DD SSC1’s running a red backlight when the taillights are on and white in reverse and with an aux, however mine were installed in an aftermarket Barricade steel bumper that did not have cutouts. Cutting through the MUCH thicker steel on that bumper vs the stock badlands bumper was a real pain in the butt, but it looks and functions perfectly!
How hard was it cutting the steel (assuming where you cut was indeed steel)?I acquired a steel rear bumper off of a Badlands and swapped all my stuff over. Even the backup light. Easy Peasy.
