flush mounts in the front bumperettes

nsdq3 · Nov 10, 2014

Has anyone done this? Not really even sure what is behind them but there is potentially a lot of real estate there.

Yukon Joe · Nov 10, 2014

I've thought about it... behind the bumperetts is a plastic honey comb that you would have to remove. Which would remove any structural integrity that the bumper has (not that it has much).

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nsdq3 · Nov 11, 2014

I thought about the structural capability of the bumperette and was thinking of a simple steel bracket that would tie into the steel portion of the bumper. Welding would require repainting but thinking about color matching anyway.

mike.s · Dec 7, 2014

Like this?

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nsdq3 · Dec 7, 2014

yeah that was the one pic I found with it done. I like it.

Hamm3r · Jan 16, 2017

mike.s said:
Like this?

I know I'm dredging up an old thread, but could I possibly get some more data/info on mounting these or what was required for this? I would really like to mount a pair of spot duallys here to go with my floods in the "fog" openings.

dewalt · Jan 16, 2017

Depending on option level you might have some electronics to move for the left one

flush mounts in the front bumperettes

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