i have existing lights on my bumper the holes measure 12 inch center to center will this light bar work without drilling new holes dont want to redril
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Idk for sure but I think your holes should work fine I'd have to measure my holes and check though
1663294
Just checked it is 15 and 3/4 inches from center to center. The lens is a true 12 inches wide its self
1051993
The bolt holes measure 4" on center, across the center hub. I put these on my pop up and they worked fine.
92675
The square ones will fit the light bar will fit depending on how long of what you have
1535067
Yes but you will need to cut out hole using wood drill and tools for wood. I used a metal cutting tool specific to this type light hole. Took 5 min.
973761
I had to raise my light bulb base up to make them tight. I had a standard 6" can light, which i had to completely unscrew wing nut on bulb base bracket, move bracket up, and rescrew in then they worked fine.
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It turns out the fitment is more on the light bar length. I got these and they fit to my door jam exactly how they should. But my lightbar came up short. So now I need extended bolts up to my lightbar. But yes they should fit for you. Just weld it on I strongly suggest. It rained here the other day and the holes rusted already
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It's works with length to spair on the front bumper I think you would have to add some for the rear. Very good lights. I plan on adding some on the rear as soon as my new rear bumper arrives.
624078
Just drill hole bigger on fog light bracket and bolt in with top bumper bolt, I also got led fog lights to improve look.
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It depends on what kind of space you have to work with. I used them as replacements for the factory fog lights. I had to use the adhesive mounts because otherwise I would have had to bolt them to the bumper and I wanted to keep them in the original cutouts.
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Do a search on amazon for arb lightbar bracket. It's a hundred bucks and mount well to the a post using existing bolts
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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
727666
There are pre drilled holes in the crossbar to mount lights. There is a hole to access the bolts so you don't have to go all the way through
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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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Adjacent mounting holes should be 8 inches center to center. If so it should fit.
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Most LED bars have adjustable mounts that slide the width of the bar to accommodate different spaced light tabs. I have a 24 inch on mine
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I installed them on a RealWheels, Pre Runner Bar. I know that most light bars have a standard hole size.
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I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in