In case anyone is interested, I made up these simple and rugged brackets to attach a light bar to the bumper. The material is 2 x 2 x .188 angle iron that I sheared into shape with an ironworker, but a bandsaw or hacksaw would have been just as good. A couple of holes and all is well.
The light bar is a Hella 21.5 "Black Magic" unit. Most impressive, the LEDs are at the top and bottom of the housing, which acts as a heat sink. The reflector is in the center and when it's off it nearly disappears. Here is a link; Link to front light bar When you turn it on its WOW! The device pulls 8 to 15A amps so a relay is necessary. I tucked one in under the hood with a fuse inline of course.
The brackets bolt to the existing bumper bolts where the turn signal brackets attach. No added holes, or even fasteners. I should have a drawing of the part should anyone want to recreate them.
The light bar is a Hella 21.5 "Black Magic" unit. Most impressive, the LEDs are at the top and bottom of the housing, which acts as a heat sink. The reflector is in the center and when it's off it nearly disappears. Here is a link; Link to front light bar When you turn it on its WOW! The device pulls 8 to 15A amps so a relay is necessary. I tucked one in under the hood with a fuse inline of course.
The brackets bolt to the existing bumper bolts where the turn signal brackets attach. No added holes, or even fasteners. I should have a drawing of the part should anyone want to recreate them.
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