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I believe the fog lights that came from NRV where mounted in a different front fiberglass bumper. I have not looked behind the bumper to see how they are mounted, but the openings are molded into the fiberglass and not just holes cut into the fiberglass. I mounted the small rectangular driving lights in the openings just below the stainless steel grill bars. They are light enough not to put any stress on the fiberglass, but I did back up the bolts with large fender washers to distribute any weight. They really helped light the road and fill in some dark spots.
I believe the fog lights that came from NRV where mounted in a different front fiberglass bumper. I have not looked behind the bumper to see how they are mounted, but the openings are molded into the fiberglass and not just holes cut into the fiberglass. I mounted the small rectangular driving lights in the openings just below the stainless steel grill bars. They are light enough not to put any stress on the fiberglass, but I did back up the bolts with large fender washers to distribute any weight. They really helped light the road and fill in some dark spots.
Great idea...any pics?
Wade
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2005 Dolphin 5320, W22, 8.1, Konis, UltraPower, Front and rear track bars, Safe-T-Steer, ScanGauge II, LCD TVs, and other goodies.
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