Eric VerValin
PiMPSKiLLET
Well I found these for $20, so I bought some beer, and decided to fabricate something to make these work. Figured I'd show ya all how I did it, because I see a lot of lights that want to mount straight up. And I found it hard to put the nut on a bolt that passes thru the bumper.
You can see, after I looked at the lights, and what we have to work with, their mounting idea isn't going to work. So I dissasembled one of their lights, and drilled a hole straight in the back of the light, dead center.
I then needed a way to screw that stud, thru the plate behind the hole for the fog light. I got the die grinder out, and hacked the brackets for my last set of fogs, and with a little help from a drill bit, and a few self tapper's, she was in place.
The hardest part was getting the lights in place. Had to fight with the bumper for about 10 minuites until I realized that bolt is now too long to fit into the bracket I made, so I had to take about a 1/2 inch off of it, but then she fit like a charm. Damn near bolted up aligned straight and all. Easy to fix the adjustment with a shim tho I would imagine. I'll do that later tho. These lights turned out very amber when they are on. Look purple from an angle. Oh well, $20 well spent I think, they do get awfully hot tho..
You can see, after I looked at the lights, and what we have to work with, their mounting idea isn't going to work. So I dissasembled one of their lights, and drilled a hole straight in the back of the light, dead center.
I then needed a way to screw that stud, thru the plate behind the hole for the fog light. I got the die grinder out, and hacked the brackets for my last set of fogs, and with a little help from a drill bit, and a few self tapper's, she was in place.
The hardest part was getting the lights in place. Had to fight with the bumper for about 10 minuites until I realized that bolt is now too long to fit into the bracket I made, so I had to take about a 1/2 inch off of it, but then she fit like a charm. Damn near bolted up aligned straight and all. Easy to fix the adjustment with a shim tho I would imagine. I'll do that later tho. These lights turned out very amber when they are on. Look purple from an angle. Oh well, $20 well spent I think, they do get awfully hot tho..
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Years ago. I'm still looking for ya man, got 2 more J/Y's I gotta get to yet. The 2 I pulled off were some pilots from a few years ago. You have the brackets and all or no?
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Those blazers do just that... 
