Do I need a bull/ brush guard to mount these to my 03 f150?
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David, I would mount the lights on the bumper, as far back as possible, and then add a nerf bar to protect those expensive lights. Good Luck, Jack
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My husband mounted his on a bull bar, he said they are kinda big for a bull bar, they tend to point down. They can be mounted on any flat surface that you can drill a hole through. Also, they are very bright.
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Not necessarily. You will at least have to have a bump that has holes in for the stud to go through with a bolt on the back side. Unless you have a special after market bumper then you'll need either a brush guard with mounting tabs or a light bar.
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I'm not 100% sure I know the brush guard brackets uses the channel that runs behind the bumper as long as you can access those holes you should be ok
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This brush guard is of good quality and we purchased it for our F150 2010. Looks great. I see no reason why it would not fit your F150.
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Warrior Products have two front bumpers (3520 & 3530), one with and one w/out brush guard. So be careful which one you're ordering. Happy trails...
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No. These require a picatinny rail mount. Adding the mount will in most cases require drilling of the stock for second bolt hole as well as purchase of the picatinny rail adapter and hardware that is sold separately.
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My truck is a 2007 2500HD, but there was no drilling required at all. The brackets mounted to the leaf spring straps, and to existing holes in the frame. They did help level our truck out when towing heavier loads. Some heavy duty shocks might also help in the back of the truck. I used Bilsteins and have been pretty happy with them.
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Yes very nicely. There are holes already in the underside of the frame. If you are going to put mud guards on the truck these will not work.
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They come with a thin rubber gasket. It worked fine on my f150. Depends on how much curve it has where you are placing it.
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Yes, they come with mounting brackets that will bolt to the light tabs on the bull bar
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I am not sure if it will cause problems. But the guard doesn't hook up to anything in the middle of the truck. The mounting points on the bottom is at the frame rails.
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You will need to by a seperate bracket to mount the lights to the bull bar, unless it already has mounting tabs on it. Hope that helps.
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Hi Keaton I was actually very pleased with these fenders, I got them for my 2004 F-150 so they'll fit your truck as well. The only thing I didn't like was they didn't come with any pre-drilled marks and you have to have someone else hold up the fender so you can square them up. But to answer the question you actually asked me they stick out about 1/2 an inch! Which was perfect for me because I dont like the new fenders that stick out 3 inches with the bulky bolts.
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Those are 2 Rear Mudguards and will not fit the front. You would have to order the front guards separately.
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I'm not exactly sure, my younger brother purchased these for our older brother who has an f - 250 pickup and is planning on mounting those on the roof of the truck some how. so maybe there is room on the top of your truck or on the hood of the truck maybe? Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Yes they do. You will need a bigger drill bit to make the bolt holes while mounting.
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No, the LWB Santa Fe requires seperate Mud Guards for the Front and the Rear. We hope this answers your question.
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The tow hooks will have to be removed and they are a bit of a pain to get out.If it states it will work on your year truck you are good.The bull bar slides in the same chassis holes your tow hooks come out of, very simple to install.