KC Lighting for XJ
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KC Lighting for XJ
Any ideas on where to mount some Hilites on the front of my Cherokee, WITHOUT cutting, drilling, riveting, etc... I am trying to use existing bolts and add a bracket somewhere. I'm thinking either back corners of the hood, or front bumper.
'01 Jeep XJ
'01 Silverado 1500 Z71
'02 Suburban 1500 (R.I.P.)
'01 Silverado 1500 Z71
'02 Suburban 1500 (R.I.P.)
- YellowDodgeBrian
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Re: KC Lighting for XJ
Pictures? I don't know about everyone else but I have no clue where stock XJs have holes and such. If I were you I'd fine a nice location to where you want it and then worry about mounting them. Id say right above your front bumper so you'd get the best light without any annoying glare. If you mount them on the roof you'll also run into the problem of them getting caught on branches and such. Did the lights come with any mounting brackets? Your'e probably going to have to do a little drilling regardless, just make sure you plan it out. And if you mess it up the first few holes, SPEED HOLES! You'll basically be driving a race car.
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Re: KC Lighting for XJ
Negatory on included brackets, I am planning on making my own. Will upload pics of possible mounting locations soon. I will not have the lights in my posession until break, but here is the sale photo. Also for anyone interested, they are KC Hilite Daylighter 238s.YellowDodgeBrian wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 4:55 pm Pictures? I don't know about everyone else but I have no clue where stock XJs have holes and such. If I were you I'd fine a nice location to where you want it and then worry about mounting them. Id say right above your front bumper so you'd get the best light without any annoying glare. If you mount them on the roof you'll also run into the problem of them getting caught on branches and such. Did the lights come with any mounting brackets? Your'e probably going to have to do a little drilling regardless, just make sure you plan it out. And if you mess it up the first few holes, SPEED HOLES! You'll basically be driving a race car.
'01 Jeep XJ
'01 Silverado 1500 Z71
'02 Suburban 1500 (R.I.P.)
'01 Silverado 1500 Z71
'02 Suburban 1500 (R.I.P.)