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can you show us how the camera looks with the lp6? does to covert to much visibility??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.
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Can not decide between amber and white. What made you go with Amber for your LP6’s?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.
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Do you care to grab some more images of the set up in different lighting conditions?
I can see it blocking the front camera, but isn’t the ACC module dead center in the lower part of the bumper? That’s where it sits on most Ford trucks.
This is the kind of info I love hearing from a vendor! The first thing I thought about was weight of the lights, real off-road conditions, and flex. Adding bends/folds in metal adds tremendous rigidity.That looks like the LP series would bounce around a lot unless they are bolted TO the bumper. I only see a single mounting point on each side and a long piece of metal. That would flex in the middle and bounce around.
The SwarfWorks one has a bend in it so it bends upwards and allows clearance for the bolts. It also means it's not going to FLEX on you since it's bent upwards
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/swarfworks-triple-lp6-light-mount-for-2021-ford-bronco/
The molle panels in my last truck bed were made by Valhalla Off Road. They folded the metal about 45 degrees on all sides of the panels. In my opinion they put every vendor to shame. A little extra attention to detail was a game changer!
Rigid Industries engineer also told me not to turn on both Upfitter switches for the Rigid Adapt Series lights. That’s why they come with a 3-way switch. Someone told me it was ok, but the other person said “highly don’t recommend”.
I wonder if you would have enough room to mount a 6 inch light bar between in a spot?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.
I run 4x LP6 on the bumper. Controlled via SwitchPros panel, with a total of four circuits being used (2 spots, center, as a pair, with one circuit as high, the other as low. 2 wide/cornering, same configuration as the spots)
you could get LP9s on this mount but they would be partially obstructed by the top of the bar. That said, the fabricator who made this Nerf bar (i know it’s different from what Jeepers call a nerf bar but that’s its actual product name, so we don’t need to debate whether calling it a nerf bar is accurate or not) would undoubtedly make a variant of it for the LP9s if the buyer was willing to pay a bit extra. US made in Kansas by Allied OffRoad (@AlliedOffroad). Been on my truck for two years, regularly used in all kinds of conditions and has held up beautifully. I paid retail for mine, so not shilling for them, other than as a happy customer.
in the middle of my bar up against the bumper is the camera relo bracket, so I lose none of the baja forward visibility with this setup. I had one of the first of these bars and I think he’s improved the way the camera relo works in later releases
you could get LP9s on this mount but they would be partially obstructed by the top of the bar. That said, the fabricator who made this Nerf bar (i know it’s different from what Jeepers call a nerf bar but that’s its actual product name, so we don’t need to debate whether calling it a nerf bar is accurate or not) would undoubtedly make a variant of it for the LP9s if the buyer was willing to pay a bit extra. US made in Kansas by Allied OffRoad (@AlliedOffroad). Been on my truck for two years, regularly used in all kinds of conditions and has held up beautifully. I paid retail for mine, so not shilling for them, other than as a happy customer.
in the middle of my bar up against the bumper is the camera relo bracket, so I lose none of the baja forward visibility with this setup. I had one of the first of these bars and I think he’s improved the way the camera relo works in later releases
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