Mopar Winch Bumper
#3
I just replaced the 15lbs rear bumper from LoD, but do not care for their front one, I like a full size bumper.
#4
Nice! I have the same setup on my Red Rock Sahara! The install was pretty easy for me also. It took me about 4-hours installing the Mopar Front/Back Bumper and skid plate.
As for the KC's... Good Luck getting those fog lights to work with the OEM fog light switch (if those are your intentions). I had issues trying to get my KC Highlites to work with the stock fog light switch. It seems nothing higher than 42 watts works. I ended up putting the 42-watt bulbs and wiring from a pair of square Hella's into the KC housing.
As for the KC's... Good Luck getting those fog lights to work with the OEM fog light switch (if those are your intentions). I had issues trying to get my KC Highlites to work with the stock fog light switch. It seems nothing higher than 42 watts works. I ended up putting the 42-watt bulbs and wiring from a pair of square Hella's into the KC housing.
Last edited by edstroyer; 05-03-2007 at 10:53 AM.
#5
Nice! I have the same setup on my Red Rock Sahara! The install was pretty easy for me also. It took me about 4-hours installing the Mopar Front/Back Bumper and skid plate.
As for the KC's... Good Luck getting those fog lights to work with the OEM fog light switch (if those are your intensions). I had issues trying to get my KC Highlites to work with the stock fog light switch. It seems nothing higher than 42 watts works. I ended up putting the 42-watt bulbs and wiring from a pair of square Hella's into the KC housing.
As for the KC's... Good Luck getting those fog lights to work with the OEM fog light switch (if those are your intensions). I had issues trying to get my KC Highlites to work with the stock fog light switch. It seems nothing higher than 42 watts works. I ended up putting the 42-watt bulbs and wiring from a pair of square Hella's into the KC housing.
Nice Bumper, I have one my self. Ed, and anyone else, the best thing to do is to use your factory switch to trip a relay that powers your lights, then you can run any watt you want. I went through the same issues. I am eventually going to mount some KC Slims on top, more inboard of where DC wants them, obviously.
Last edited by BLKRUBI; 05-03-2007 at 10:49 AM.
#6
Blkrubi, I Like How You Mounted Your Fogs. I Thought About Cutting Out The Ends Of The Crush Cans And Mounting Some There, Any Thoughts To This. I Have A Set Of Kc Daylighters That I Am Going To Try And Mount In The Middle Above The Fairlead. I'm Going To Try And Fab A Bracket That Sandwiches Btwn The Fairlead.
#7
Blkrubi, I Like How You Mounted Your Fogs. I Thought About Cutting Out The Ends Of The Crush Cans And Mounting Some There, Any Thoughts To This. I Have A Set Of Kc Daylighters That I Am Going To Try And Mount In The Middle Above The Fairlead. I'm Going To Try And Fab A Bracket That Sandwiches Btwn The Fairlead.