That's a great start. Post an update when you have the Jeep back together. I'm considering putting mine up there.
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I did just what you did I think. I tried as cleanly and efficiently as possible to roll it up, electrical tape it together, and then tuck in that empty space where the aux wires are next to the battery - I made sure the remaining aux switch wire bundle was on top and accessible. It does seem like excessive wire and I wasn’t sure what the best thing to do was either!
I have the same specifications. Choose the upfitter if you want to use the aux switches. Very easy install. Biggest issue I ran into is to much extra write.
Just recently installed a pair each of the Squadron Pro spots and floods on the a-pillars, and 2 pairs of amber LP4's with combo lenses on the bumper. I have the factory aux switches, but I also installed the SwitchPros SP9100 switch panel and controller on the base of the grab handle, so lighting can be easier to use on the fly.
I used upfitter harnesses for all of them, and shortened them to minimize underhood clutter.
It's the Maximus-3 SLP bull bar. I also installed the additional chassis reinforcement brackets for it. It's made with 2.5" tubing, rather than the 2" that everyone else uses, so it looks more proportionate to the Jeep. Also, it can be mounted in a leaned forward orientation, like I did, or it can be spun around to stand just slightly leaned back and more vertical. In the leaned forward position, it leaves 6" of space between the bumper. My LP4's just barely fit under it. I originally wanted the 2nd set of ambers to be mounted above the bar, but there's not enough room for even the thinnest bar clamp.
The Classic is taller than the SLP, but I'm not sure by how much. The LP6 lamp itself is 6.5" diameter, not including its mounting bracket. As long as you have at least 7.5" of space, you should be good to go.
Did you use the Baja bracket and just bolt it to the two bolts on the bumper? Cant really tell from your picture. Thank you for the pictures, this is making it easier for me to pick out the parts I need.
