Baja LP9's on a HD modular bumper?

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I'm absolutely NOT bashing you because you didn't give me something free. I definitely dont' want anything free. I'm falling on my sword here and apologizing. I don't want to fight. I'll say I was wrong. I want to go back and delete my last angry post but I can't. I know you weren't trying to cheat me. I just wanted a little better customer service. I was wrong to tee off on you.

Apology accept and sorry if you thought we were being rude by not "exchanging" anything. As we both realize now, when an order comes into our system, we have no clue who it's from. So when you called us asking what kit to go with and we told you, when you mistakenly ordered the wrong item, we don't know who it's for. Honestly the people who you talk to on the phone are not the same people who pick the orders. Your info isn't even looked at when orders are picked, just the items. So whatever you order, we ship. We don't know every customers intended application use.

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[Offroadalliance]

4x4Led has had 1000 bucks of mine for 3 weeks and were NOT cool to me via email when I tried to exchange a harness. i'll get refund and buy from you if you do

I'm sorry to hear that! We do have the LP9 Pro in clear spot and clear driving/combo in stock. I'll shoot you a PM.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I can go round and round with you buddy. I can show this forum your email chain of you being a total ass to me when I was being kind to you. I can show you the email to Baja and them saying they would do the very exchange I asked you to do (since I purchased from you). I wanted to give you the option first since you I'd given you over 1000 dollars in business. Since you seem to have some magical "answer" to every post I see on here, I thought I'd ask nicely. You treated me poorly. I said the truth: You've had my money for 3 weeks and you "were not cool" to me. I stand behind that.

You wouldn't be the first.
Dude has a history of shitting on his customer base.... ESPECIALLY in email or DMs.
Look around, you'll find the messages posted up by others.

 

[We_Love_Tacos]

No instructions makes for an interesting install . Actually the fabricator at Rudy’s gave me a few good tips which helped.

INSTALL TIPS (if using Rudy’s mount):

The mod bumper is nice to work with and fairly easy to remove. Pull out four plastic anchors around the tow hooks and remove the two large bolts on each side next to each other. The third bold just keep loosening until the bumper drops down a little so you can access the two rear mount spots. You may need to pull the bumper forward a little to get it to drop the front.

Next I would run the wiring harness through the bay to the front to connect to the lights. It’s a tight fit and also note there are louvers under the bumper and just over the top behind the grill you need to stay away from so they can operate how they are intended. Get those wires through and when you button it all back up together, connect to the lights before mounting the lights to the bumper.

The wiring harness is long which is great, but it also leaves a ton of wiring to zip tie up and keep out of the way.

The pic isn’t the greatest but it’s what you are getting for now.

I was considering other lighting but WOW are these bright. On low, super bright. On high, surface of the sun They are amazing. The backlight looks great as well. For now I wired all to the upfitters but I may change that later.

 

[doccoch]

No instructions makes for an interesting install . Actually the fabricator at Rudy’s gave me a few good tips which helped.

INSTALL TIPS (if using Rudy’s mount):

The mod bumper is nice to work with and fairly easy to remove. Pull out four plastic anchors around the tow hooks and remove the two large bolts on each side next to each other. The third bold just keep loosening until the bumper drops down a little so you can access the two rear mount spots. You may need to pull the bumper forward a little to get it to drop the front.

Next I would run the wiring harness through the bay to the front to connect to the lights. It’s a tight fit and also note there are louvers under the bumper and just over the top behind the grill you need to stay away from so they can operate how they are intended. Get those wires through and when you button it all back up together, connect to the lights before mounting the lights to the bumper.

The wiring harness is long which is great, but it also leaves a ton of wiring to zip tie up and keep out of the way.

The pic isn’t the greatest but it’s what you are getting for now.

I was considering other lighting but WOW ate these bright. On low, super bright. On high, surface of the sun They are amazing. The backlight looks great as well. For now I wired all to the upfitters but I may change that later.

This looks so great. I can’t wait for my LP9’s to finally come in. I have the mount waiting. So glad I chose this setup. Beautiful.

 

[We_Love_Tacos]

This looks so great. I can’t wait for my LP9’s to finally come in. I have the mount waiting. So glad I chose this setup. Beautiful.

Thanks. Screw waiting for the lights, they are on Amazon by sellers. Had them quick.

 

[j_marinelli]

No instructions makes for an interesting install . Actually the fabricator at Rudy’s gave me a few good tips which helped.

INSTALL TIPS (if using Rudy’s mount):

The mod bumper is nice to work with and fairly easy to remove. Pull out four plastic anchors around the tow hooks and remove the two large bolts on each side next to each other. The third bold just keep loosening until the bumper drops down a little so you can access the two rear mount spots. You may need to pull the bumper forward a little to get it to drop the front.

Next I would run the wiring harness through the bay to the front to connect to the lights. It’s a tight fit and also note there are louvers under the bumper and just over the top behind the grill you need to stay away from so they can operate how they are intended. Get those wires through and when you button it all back up together, connect to the lights before mounting the lights to the bumper.

The wiring harness is long which is great, but it also leaves a ton of wiring to zip tie up and keep out of the way.

The pic isn’t the greatest but it’s what you are getting for now.

I was considering other lighting but WOW ate these bright. On low, super bright. On high, surface of the sun They are amazing. The backlight looks great as well. For now I wired all to the upfitters but I may change that later.

Not sure what I love more, your Avatar or your license plate


Side note, how is front camera view with those LP9s and the bracket?

 

[We_Love_Tacos]

Not sure what I love more, your Avatar or your license plate


Side note, how is front camera view with those LP9s and the bracket?

Haha, thanks. Can’t believe the plate was available but most people think of themselves (I Tacos) instead of thinking of all etc.

You can see enough through the front camera but the sides are slightly blocked. No biggie for me. Here is a crap pic in the garage. Don’t mind the mess.

 

[Offroadalliance]

All these Broncos look so sick!! We have some LP9's and LP6's in stock if anyone else is interested in making their Bronco look as badass as these!

 

[BFT Blue Oval Boy]

No instructions makes for an interesting install . Actually the fabricator at Rudy’s gave me a few good tips which helped.

INSTALL TIPS (if using Rudy’s mount):

The mod bumper is nice to work with and fairly easy to remove. Pull out four plastic anchors around the tow hooks and remove the two large bolts on each side next to each other. The third bold just keep loosening until the bumper drops down a little so you can access the two rear mount spots. You may need to pull the bumper forward a little to get it to drop the front.

Next I would run the wiring harness through the bay to the front to connect to the lights. It’s a tight fit and also note there are louvers under the bumper and just over the top behind the grill you need to stay away from so they can operate how they are intended. Get those wires through and when you button it all back up together, connect to the lights before mounting the lights to the bumper.

The wiring harness is long which is great, but it also leaves a ton of wiring to zip tie up and keep out of the way.

The pic isn’t the greatest but it’s what you are getting for now.

I was considering other lighting but WOW are these bright. On low, super bright. On high, surface of the sun They are amazing. The backlight looks great as well. For now I wired all to the upfitters but I may change that later.

Found the thread you were telling me about on the phone! Looks awesome and I'm glad you're happy with it!

 

[Raptor911]

what happens when you flip aux1 and aux2 both on?

Got my two LP6s installed using the outer two mounting points on the Swarfworks bracket. Amber backlighting tied to DRLs, Aux 1 is low beam, Aux 2 is high beam.

 

[skiborsy]

Here's two LP6s on the Swarfworks bracket. I specifically went with Swarf because it appears to be spaced farther out than the Rudy's bracket, so I was hoping it would impact the 360 cam less.

 

[Draughon]

I’m absolute in love with this look - JCR Vanguard bumper with KC lights, Baja style.

def on of the first things I’m doing to mine.


(Not my ride - but saved for inspiration)

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

We now offer the SwarfWorks Kit with any selection of LP4 and LP6 lights. Choose 1 light, 2 lights, 3 lights or no lights (bring your own).

Each light selected also includes an LP Series wiring harness (so 3 lights = 3 harnesses that you can twist together to 1 switch OR use 2 switches OR 3 switches if you want complete control).

Available here (and YES we have LP4 and LP6 in stock!)

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/swarfworks-triple-lp4-lp6-light-mount-for-2021-ford-bronco/

 

[Kai]

My 360 camera facing forward is slightly compromised by both lights on the side. It’s not a big deal to me

Can you post a pic of how much it blocks the 360/front views?

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