Flush Mount LED Bumper Lights, CREE

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Apr 7, 2014 | 07:41 AM

Gravel Maker

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Flush Mount LED Bumper Lights, CREE

I wanted to build a bumper and needed a light that wasn't an add on bolted to the top of it. I found these and they are great! Perfect Flush mounting lights with tons of power.

The hole you would need to cut is a rectangle 3-1/4" x 3-3/8". The light itself is 3" deep. The overall dimensions are 4-7/8" x 3-5/8". These are an 8 degree Spot, 4W CREE LED's, 16w total, 1280 Lumen.

I will get some pics over the next week or so after I complete the bumper...

Flush Mount LED Bumper Light - RuffStuff Specialties

Jun 9, 2014 | 07:07 AM

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Quite a few of these sold, which lets us know we chose the right lights!

Jun 9, 2014 | 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Gravel Maker

[COLOR="DarkOrange"][SIZE="5"][B]I wanted to build a bumper and needed a light that wasn't an add on bolted to the top of it. I found these and they are great! Perfect Flush mounting lights with tons of power.

CLEAN! At 32 watts per pair, you wont even need a relay anymore- save you on wiring, relay and install costs. Nice find! May we know beam pattern? Is it wide for fog or narrow for auxiliary driving?

LED lights are simply the way to go now. They put less load on the alternator. I'm beginning tp convert to LED's as I replace old lights. Considering Trucklites headlights now, the next time my bulb burns out.

TIA,
RAD

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