Hard to tell, is that two pre-drilled holes on the top of the bull bar for spot lights?
262683
Two welded on tabs that are predrilled along with a grommet to remove to feed wires. Unfortunately I cannot tell if the ends of the bar meeting on the bumper are drilled and rubber grommet for wire exit since it is already mounted to my LJ
262684
They are flat metal tabs welded to the bull bar with holes drilled for lights. However my winch was too large and I had to cut/grind them off to make it fit.
262685
yes, they are designed for spot lights. One word of caution, look at your winch and make sure you will have the clearance for the light studs and the wiring.
1309888
Nothing needs to be drilled but it's rather difficult to keep the light from tipping down as you ride. I had to use several extra washers to make the clamp good and tight. No problem now.
1578847
Yes ... a hole with a cover on both the left and right (top side) of the lower black horizontal bar
1722941
The light kit that I purchased included the following: * Plug and play harness with switch * Mounting brackets * Mounting hardware You need to take note that depending on the installation location you may need additional hardware. I installed mine on a bull bar and did not need any additional hardware.
919983
There is multiple support bars. I have two lights and a carbon filter hanging.
3917
Their are no holes drilled in the bars. The only area that is open is the ends which have a removable insert which a person can remove for bar end mirrors or possibly hiding wires(if you where to hide wiring inside these bars,which would be possible, holes would need to be drilled for different enter and exit holes for said wires)
238659
The bar requires 2 each holes drilled into whatever you are mounting it on. I do not know what type bar the light is on the picture, but I could bet you most factory mounts on the truck would not be a perfect hole alignment...you would need to drill your own holes. I made an aluminum plate for mine, it was very easy.This is a nice light unit. Hope this was some help.
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Take a look behind the cutouts, there might be existing holes predrilled to except the single bolt that holds the lights. As for the brackets, the lights doesn't come with them. They just come with the single bolt that mounts to the frame up behind the cut outs. Hope this helps
838975
There are 2 holes pre drilled into the sides to mount either the cubed lights or the round lights.
2134985
Same answers as above, I installed on a Westin Bull Bar that had the holes for lights aready pre-drilled with rubber filler caps. Just pop off the caps, and bolt on the lights with the hardware provided by PIAA. You'll have more work wiring than you will with the actual install of the lights. Love the lights. Good Luck
2179780
No. You can put your stock lights in the pre drilled holes for lights though. Or just buy some LED replacements.
57563
There are two lights included. Mounting brackets are sold separately for different applications.
57565
Yes, there are two lights with this kit. It comes with the wiring harness and switches. As far as mounting brackets, they have mounts on the bottom with bolts and nuts that mounted to the existing holes on my bull bar. Don't know if I would call them mounting brackets. Hope this helps.
2060491
There are no pre dilled holes for pegs...Bars were 5/8 if I remember correctly..
2044651
Dear Jesus, The part that is used to fix the lights with bars of your vehicle is at the end of the lights,and we can send you a photo to show you this if you can write us an email so that we can attach a file while replying your email. Hope this can help.
1539761
Yes, you will need to remove the factory hooks. That is where the brackets for the bull-bar connects.
954537
No, in my review I state that they have open wires for the Halo Rings and the LED's for the top corner parking lights. I simply left myself plenty of wire on the socket that holds the factory bulb (about 4 inches) cut it off there, used male blade terminals to create 1 positive and 1 negative connection out of the bunch of wires coming from the New Headlight assembly. Used female blade terminals for my factory harness I just cut the light socket off of, connect the female and male ends together accordingly, shrink wrap the connections, and that part is done!