Can this light bar be mounted with pillar brackets for jeep JK? If so, what additional hardware is needed? Hardware in pic is for direct roof only.
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You can use same hardware that ridged lights use , I have a tj and bolted it threw the top of window with existing hardware
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Do a search on amazon for arb lightbar bracket. It's a hundred bucks and mount well to the a post using existing bolts
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Dear Mjkr, Thanks for your inquiry. We do not have separate mounting bracket,and the part that is used to fix the lights with bars of your vehicle is at the end of the lights,and we can send you a photo to show you this if you can give us an email address so that we can attach a file. And this lights will not come with wiring harness,but the lights can work well without wiring harness. And you can purchase a wiring harness separately from us if you would like to turn on OR turn off the lights separately. Hope this can help you.
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Well two things it comes with brackets so it will fit but if u want the light to extend over your windshield then any kind of roof mount bracket should work
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Depending on where you plan to mount it. Drilling holes on the tubing shouldn't be a problem. Make sure and measure the exact dimensions of the light bar if your going to mount it under the top rail.
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I purchased the light a month ago and no mounting hardware was included. You only need 4 bolts to mount it unless you want to change the angle. Rigid Industries sells angle-changing hardware.
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Yes. The brackets slide from end to end, so u mount the light bar in almost any configuration.
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The bar does come with all mounting hardware. Due to the location and the angle it's a bit hard to install by yourself. I don't know enough about the different year/models to inform on the fit for different models. Possibly send a note to the manufacturer?
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As far as I can see with mine there is no way to mount without cross bars. You also have to drill holes to mount. Unless your handy get assistance to help lining up. Also think how to get up and down. It is a long way up there. I use a picnic table at park stepladder at home. I own a Jeep Commander but both about same height. If more questions feel free to contact.
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Melvin, I recently purchased this for my 07 JKU and it fits with stock bar.
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It fits my 2013 jk with no cutting. Mounted it then bought brackets for a 20" light bar mounted and wired everything like butter. Can't see anything changing between 13" and 14".
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They don't come with any mounting hardware. You would need three screws for each light that thread into the plastic bumper housing. I think you will have hard time getting them to work as anything but an OEM replacement.
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Yes it will, comes with basic brackets and you can mount almost anywhere. I would tap into your headlights so bar comes when you turn on lights. I really like this bar and have never got any moisture inside lens
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I bought this bar for my husband for his Ford F150 truck, and he is making his own brackets to mount to the headache rack... I imagine that you could make something or even have brackets made for you if they don't sell any for your Jeep to make it work... this is an AWESOME light bar.
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Not sure, I did not use the brackets supplied I fabbed one set and purchased another for the two lightbars installed on my Jeep
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The light kit that I purchased included the following: * Plug and play harness with switch * Mounting brackets * Mounting hardware You need to take note that depending on the installation location you may need additional hardware. I installed mine on a bull bar and did not need any additional hardware.
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It's my understanding these lights will mount to any bull bar or light bar that is fabricated to accept lights. My daughter has a 2014 Wrangler, it came with factory fogs, I do not think these lights would fit in the factory openings. I believe KC offers a seperate mounting bracket kit if you are looking at mounting them elsewhere on the Jeep.
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Yes, it comes with mounting brackets, wire and a rocker switch that lights up when the lights are on. The only thing I chose to add was a fuse. I am very happy with them. When you mount them, I suggest you put a drop of household glue on the bolt that locks their height adjustment so they don't vibrate out of alignment. These really pierce the darkness and light up the road.