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Old 05-06-2013, 06:56 AM
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Hey I need some help. I'd like to take that huge plastic bumper off and just run the steel bumper underneath... I'd buy a bumper but being a college kid it's tough... Anyway I want to use my stock fog lights but I don't know how to mount them. I've seen some threads on this but the directions are sketchy and unclear. Any help would be appreciated.
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Old 05-06-2013, 07:23 AM
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Your best and cheapest bet is a Rough Country Hybrid Stubby or something like it. I'm not sure how you'd mount your fogs to just the steel backing...
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Old 05-06-2013, 07:48 AM
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I've seen some guys create a mounting bracket
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Originally Posted by 08RescueGreen
Your best and cheapest bet is a Rough Country Hybrid Stubby or something like it. I'm not sure how you'd mount your fogs to just the steel backing...
X2 I have seen them for under 200 bucks that seams Luke the best bet unless you have fab ex.
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They look like that I'm just curious as to how the fog lights were mounted in there? The directions in his posting are a little unclear
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Originally Posted by 08RescueGreen
Your best and cheapest bet is a Rough Country Hybrid Stubby or something like it. I'm not sure how you'd mount your fogs to just the steel backing...
I'll definitely look into that as an option! Might just be easier haha
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You could do a bumper chop.
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Originally Posted by gunbo75
You could do a bumper chop.
I thought about that and putting like VDP or RC end caps on but idk how it would match with my faded plastic bumper
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