Rigid LED Aluminess Bumper retrofit

[Firetrux]

Is the LED's spread pattern altered by the deeper inset?

[carringb]

Originally Posted by Firetrux

Is the LED's spread pattern altered by the deeper inset?

Do you mean into the bumper?

I don't think that would have a noticeable affect. I have mine mounted deep into the middle of my grill guard, so keep in inconspicuous, and that does not seem to affect the pattern

[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by carringb

Do you mean into the bumper?

I don't think that would have a noticeable affect. I have mine mounted deep into the middle of my grill guard, so keep in inconspicuous, and that does not seem to affect the pattern

I've got an inch or so I can move them forward.. If I think it's necessary. Just using the stock holes in the bumper.

[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by GoProCowboy

Who cut and made the inserts? I really
Like them super slick!

I had a local metal shop cut the rounds.. As I have no way to make a perfect circle.

[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by c7train

This is a little off topic, but I have the Hella 500's in that spot, are the rigid industries (or any) LED lights better. I'm noticing lots of LED lights on the front of many vehicles lately, any insight would be great. Your mounts look super cool too! Can we get a pic of the entire front bumper to see what they look like?
Nice work!

I wouldn't go through the trouble if I already had Hella's in there.. But for the reasons CarringB mentioned, LEDs are the way to go now. Another advantage is they are essentially bulletproof. There's no filament to break.

[carringb]

Originally Posted by rallypanam

Another advantage is they are essentially bulletproof. There's no filament to break.

Or glass! I had 3 of 4 cracked lenses on my halogen light array, and that's really what prompted my upgrade to LED.