Bestop Highrock Bumper OEM Fog Light Brackets - Need pics
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Recently inherited a Bestop Highrock front bumper from a friend, and it never had the fog light option. I found the correct part numbers from Bestop's installation instruction online (Bracket and plate # 279.20 and 279.21) and called Bestop to see if I could order a set. Well, I was told that they were not currently selling them separately from the bumpers, but maybe later this summer they may. That sucks. Anyway, unless I can find a set of them from an outside source, I left trying to fab some up myself.
I was wondering if anyone could take a few minutes to remove one and snap some good pics of the mounting brackets and plates so I can see what I would be up against. I get a general idea from the rough tiny drawings in the instructions, but pics of the actual parts would be so much better. Can't believe they won't sell them separately.
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Recently inherited a Bestop Highrock front bumper from a friend, and it never had the fog light option. I found the correct part numbers from Bestop's installation instruction online (Bracket and plate # 279.20 and 279.21) and called Bestop to see if I could order a set. Well, I was told that they were not currently selling them separately from the bumpers, but maybe later this summer they may. That sucks. Anyway, unless I can find a set of them from an outside source, I left trying to fab some up myself.
I was wondering if anyone could take a few minutes to remove one and snap some good pics of the mounting brackets and plates so I can see what I would be up against. I get a general idea from the rough tiny drawings in the instructions, but pics of the actual parts would be so much better. Can't believe they won't sell them separately.
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A few days earlier and I already had my bumper off to install my winch and since we have a blizzard going on I won't be crawling under my Jeep any time soon. From what I remember the light brackets were just a plastic trim piece on the front and a plastic tube behind that the fog fit into. Used the factory screws to secure the light in and attach the front trim ring...I could be a little foggy on the details though.
Don't see why you couldn't use some tubing the fogs will fit in and then cut the angle to match the bumper then weld in place?
Don't see why you couldn't use some tubing the fogs will fit in and then cut the angle to match the bumper then weld in place?
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Plastic huh? I would have thought metal. If I can't purchase these now (from Bestop) then fabbing up my own is what I would do. Have a machinist co-worker and mine will be made out of steel. Bummer I missed you by only days. Thanks for taking the time to reply back.
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Plastic huh? I would have thought metal. If I can't purchase these now (from Bestop) then fabbing up my own is what I would do. Have a machinist co-worker and mine will be made out of steel. Bummer I missed you by only days. Thanks for taking the time to reply back.
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I know this post is old but is there any chance you could snap a few pictures of what you did? I'm running into the same problem with my bumper and I'm coming up with ideas to fab something up.
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I am taking this bumper off my rig today so I will take some pictures of the light mounts and post them up.