What mounting brackets are recommended for this light bar for a 97-06 Jeep Wrangler
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Measure make sure 52 but those will be custom look online. Hubby fabricated mine
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yes I installed the Off Road Jeep 20" Inch LED Light Bar - 72 Watt - 4000 Lumen UTV ATV Side By Side Similar to Rigid E Series Polaris Razor RZR ATV under the bar it is fantastic. Fits nice and easy to install the light bar has adjustable mounts so it fits on any surface. I have the pavement ends front bumper
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This mount has three mounting holes on the top of it. I would think that an LED light bar should mount right up, as I believe that most of the generic LED light bars have sliding mounts on the bottom that can be adjusted for width. If you buy this mount, make sure to tighten it up well, as it will "wobble" if not tightened correctly.
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Yes, brackets are installed and are the length of the light housing. Each end of the bracket is held to the housing with screws which may be tightened or loosened as needed to adjust light beam angle up or down. Holes in main beam of bracket have holes to allow for mounting light units to your bumper. Lateral adjustment is minimal. Lights should be placed initially with one screw then adjust the lateral beam direction before installing second screw. Should work perfectly!
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I made a bracket and secured them where the original back lights were. I took the old stock blinker lights off and mounted a simple aluminum bracket in their place
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If you have a single bar you can buy the mounting bracket. My set up has two cross bars so I just bought two sets of hooks
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They come with a bracket on the light and hardware to bolt to your bracket, I have a couple of them, they work great.
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Thomas,If your Aries Bull Bar has auxillary light mount tabs, you should have no problem mounting them to your bar. The light kits I have bought in the past had everything I needed to mount with a few special mounting exceptions, do to customization. Hope this helps Be Safe Out There and God Bless Mark
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I purchased mine through Amazon. They had a a drop down bar when ordering the steps that will as for your vehicle make and model. I put my info in and it told me the brackets neededfor my jeep. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but try it and best of luck.Debi
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The light bar will hook up and work but mounting it will be difficult. The bar was designed to fit a Stampede or Telluride. You will have to fabricate some kind of mount to put this on a Rustler. I would suggest you look for another option for installing lights on your Rustler.
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Not sure what type of mounting you require, but this bike light mounting works great on the handlebars.
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It turns out the fitment is more on the light bar length. I got these and they fit to my door jam exactly how they should. But my lightbar came up short. So now I need extended bolts up to my lightbar. But yes they should fit for you. Just weld it on I strongly suggest. It rained here the other day and the holes rusted already
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Yes, They will fit. Designed to fit right behind the factory tow hooks and allow the use of a 20" sr series light bar. The four holes are the bolt pattern of the tow hooks. Piece of cake to mount, light bar may be a little tight to get bolts on if planning to use the locking anti-theft style bolts.
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I used the brackets that came with it and had no trouble. I removed them when I was done towing the Wrangler we bought (over 1000 miles). The tow bar kit had everything I needed to install - (including bolts). I would try the included brackets before buying any others.
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I put mine on top using Toyota factory brackets. Note they are very heavy lights.
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I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in
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There are 6 mounting brackets per side. I recommend you watch this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwntXiQSqiU Also there is a blind nut per side that has to be installed with the OEM kit and a google search will help in making a inexpensive tool to install them. Hope this helps.