Reverse lights (cube) location ideas

[Chritaka]

We already sell a few kits for this

Baja Designs
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/2021-ford-bronco-reverse-light-kit-w-baja-designs/

We also have a Diode Dynamics Kit as well (this kit plugs right into the back of the trailer connection, real easy wiring)
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/dual-l...-diode-dynamics-lights-7-pin-trailer-harness/

@4x4TruckLEDs.com I didn't see any bronco kits that use a flush mounted light, only BD squadrons with this bracket. I'm looking for a setup that would work with the LOD Destroyer bumper.

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[LOD Offroad]

@4x4TruckLEDs.com I didn't see any bronco kits that use a flush mounted light, only BD squadrons with this bracket. I'm looking for a setup that would work with the LOD Destroyer bumper.

There is a BD Squadron flush mount that will work with our Destroyer Rear Bumper. We offer a specific light bezel for that light.

 

[Jeffola]

My wife's are cut into the factory bumper.

I am made of questions on this. I want to do this for my Bronco, did you do it, any details?

 

[Lanman]

I am made of questions on this. I want to do this for my Bronco, did you do it, any details?

The shop where we had all the work done installed them. I don't think there's anything special they did though. Cut the holes, popped in the lights and hooked them up to the auxiliary switches.

 

[kodiakisland]

I am made of questions on this. I want to do this for my Bronco, did you do it, any details?

The flush mount is easy. I used the DD wiring harness that is plug and play with the tail light wiring. The actual install is very easy in the mod bumper. The steel is so soft, I cut mine out with a jig saw using an old wood blade.

I just went with the one light, kinda the Land Rover look. I also upgraded the tail light reverse lights.

 

[Jeffola]

The flush mount is easy. I used the DD wiring harness that is plug and play with the tail light wiring. The actual install is very easy in the mod bumper. The steel is so soft, I cut mine out with a jig saw using an old wood blade.

I just went with the one light, kinda the Land Rover look. I also upgraded the tail light reverse lights.

DD also makes the light? I dig the heck out of the red parking light

 

[kodiakisland]

DD also makes the light? I dig the heck out of the red parking light

Yes, It's a DD flush mount with red back light that comes on whenever the headlights come on. It is not affected by the brake lights though.

 

[kodiakisland]

Pretty sure this is the one I ordered in a flood pattern with red backlight. I used the included wiring harness but did not use the toggle portion, so they only come on when the taillights or reverse lights are on.
Stage Series 2" SAE White Pro Flush Mount LED Pod (one) (diodedynamics.com)

 

[Ed Morris]

Just got mine installed today. Drilled some holes in the spare tire carrier and bolted in some Diode Dynamics SSc1's from 4x4TruckLeds. Very pleased with how it turned out. Much brighter than stock reverse lights, and I think it's a pretty clean, unobtrusive look with my non-sas Badlands wheels.

 

[whmoorejr]

I wasn't ready to cut into my bumper and not ready to spend too much when I wasn't sure exactly where to place the lights. I started with a license plate relocation bracket ($24 Amazon) Plate Relocation Bracket because it came with the stand-off lug nuts (which I can't find anywhere as a separate item) and a sturdy piece of metal that attaches to it. From there I bolted on a flat piece of metal from Home Depot to give my self a shelf to attach lights. After a year or so, if I am happy with it all, I might swap out with a more expensive kit to give it a more polished look.... but I'm pretty content with it right now.

 

[Bschurr]

I wasn't ready to cut into my bumper and not ready to spend too much when I wasn't sure exactly where to place the lights. I started with a license plate relocation bracket ($24 Amazon) Plate Relocation Bracket because it came with the stand-off lug nuts (which I can't find anywhere as a separate item) and a sturdy piece of metal that attaches to it. From there I bolted on a flat piece of metal from Home Depot to give my self a shelf to attach lights. After a year or so, if I am happy with it all, I might swap out with a more expensive kit to give it a more polished look.... but I'm pretty content with it right now.

I used these open end lug nuts and used an M12 tap on the opposite end to accept these thread adapters and then attached my light bar with M8 bolts

 

[whmoorejr]

I used these open end lug nuts and used an M12 tap on the opposite end to accept these thread adapters and then attached my light bar with M8 bolts

I looked at those. I also considered "Tuner" nuts with removable spikes (because they are already threaded) Spike Nuts

End result (which is working for me and didn't break the bank)

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