Pillar Mount Off Road lights

[Broncopower33]

I have had a lot of question about this, so I thought I would share. Basically I used 1" by 1/8" steel and cut and drilled and welded to the pillar. I grinded a little of the window frame cover. But it was a really easy thing to do, and a nice look. Always liked it on the jeeps, but not a jeep guy, so had to do the next best thing. This was a prototype for me, so on my other bronco I will have a better finish one. But this is the idea

Thanks
Good luck
Danny

 

[Chevelle Kid]

Nice, except I'm not sure how well it'd hold up to a big branch or a vine or something wrapping around it.

I like how it looks though!

 

[92xplorer4x4]

i like it...ok stealing the idea...just gonna change a few things......

 

[Broncopower33]

Cool, yeah my next one is going to better. Made this one at like 1 in the morning, and was pre running a race that weekend....hahah

 

[4.0B2]

can you show us pics from sitting in the driver seat?? how's the blind spot? and how about pics of it without the windshield trim so we can see the mounting

i thought about the same thing, just mounted to the bottom of the windshield, not the sides.

 

[Broncopower33]

sure all put up another pic tonight, its not much of one. The only thing you do get a little reflection on the hood. Not bad, u get use to it

 

[The_Dealer]

can you show us pics from sitting in the driver seat?? how's the blind spot? and how about pics of it without the windshield trim so we can see the mounting

i thought about the same thing, just mounted to the bottom of the windshield, not the sides.

x2

 

[Broncopower33]

Now your making me work..haha lol, sure all update with pics tonight or in the morning, the internet is faster at work.

 

[birddog321]

Has anyone tried pim nuts? It seems that the metal on the Pillars would be strong enough to hold up to lots of abuse. And if they get ripped out they are easy to replace.

 

[The_Dealer]

that seems like it would be a good idea to do. small nutserts and bolt your bracket on where u cant see the bolt, then put the trim over it

 

[4.0B2]

well yall do all the work figuring out what's best and i'll try it on my rig lol

 

[Broncopower33]

Side from driver seat

 

[Boggin]

similar to what i done, only mine is mounted on the cowl..

 

[Surrey]

similar to what i done, only mine is mounted on the cowl..

Lawl Holy F***in' Blind spot batman!
Lights have to go on the grill/bumper for my truck, my girl would run someone over with shit like that on the cowl. lol

 

[Boggin]

theres not as much of a blind spot as one would think

 

[The_Dealer]

no worse then the jeep yj's with them. i had the bulky kc lights on my pillar in the jeep and it wasnt bad, u get used to it after a while. i liked em better on my hood hinges though(just a hole drilled thru the middle)

 

[4.0B2]

thread digging again...
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lighting-and-Lighting-Accessories/Rigid-Dually-Series-LED-Lights.aspx?t_c=14&t_s=448&t_pt=101155&t_pl=102685
would make great a pillar or cowl mounted lights. they are small and super bright..

 

[lethal-threat-b288]

Not for $100 they arent

 

[8879ford]

so what do you guys think about mounting a pillar-mounted spotlight on bronco II? Anyone done it? I have a unity spotlight...the kind the cops have..haha Im getting ready to put it on my bronco II, but do you think it will sevearly weaken the a-pillar to put a hole in it and the spotlight?