Show off your bumper mounted light pods

[JINO]

I got new light pods and trying to figure out where the best location for them will be. Stock steel bumper.
I noticed that one of the spots to put the pods, gets in the way of a strap going on the tow hooks, the pods and mount are a bit on the big side.

Currently have a light bar, but will be removing that and maybe putting it on my rack.

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[Javwohl]

here is how I have mine setup they are diode dynamics ss3 pro both sets, the white are mounted to Maximus dual light bracket and the yellow are just mounted using a stock bolt in the bumper with there normal bracket.
Only down side is on the passenger side it interferes if I want to install a flag in the bumper.

 

[JINO]

here is how I have mine setup they are diode dynamics ss3 pro both sets, the white are mounted to Maximus dual light bracket and the yellow are just mounted using a stock bolt in the bumper with there normal bracket.
Only down side is on the passenger side it interferes if I want to install a flag in the bumper.

I imagine mud and rocks bring throw at the pods on the sides of the bumper, any issues? Looks cool though.

I kind of wanted to mount my pods on the side of my lightbar, but think it would look too messy.
Thought about pillar mount, but been in a jeep with a pillar mount and there was so much glare, and these are very bright pods.

 

[AcesandEights]

Have you looked here: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/show-off-your-bumper-mounted-pod-lights.122956/

 

[AcesandEights]

What about reverse mounted, so that you have good "camp" or reverse lights?

 

[JINO]

What about reverse mounted, so that you have good "camp" or reverse lights?

I have nilights for the rear of roofrack.
Also have magnetic usb light strips that are pretty bright.

 

[Javwohl]

I imagine mud and rocks bring throw at the pods on the sides of the bumper, any issues? Looks cool though.

I kind of wanted to mount my pods on the side of my lightbar, but think it would look too messy.
Thought about pillar mount, but been in a jeep with a pillar mount and there was so much glare, and these are very bright pods.

Here is a pic after we went off roading and hit a few mud holes hard enough most the interior was covered too lol

they sit more on the inside of the tire but I never really noticed and issues with it.
That being said I was only able to drive it a few weeks with them on before it was hit and been in the body shop since.

 

[Bhodi11]

Squadrons on Mopar guard

 

[CRZYCDN]

Just got these sexy bad boys put on, pair of LP4s, mounted them to the winch filler plate on the steel bumper.

 

[CRZYCDN]

Have you looked here: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/show-off-your-bumper-mounted-pod-lights.122956/

Link doesn't seem to work?

 

[AcesandEights]

Not anymore, ammirite?

 

[CarlosMOtoCO]

I went with a pair of pods push to the outside of my stubby bumper and a smaller 10" double lightbar in the center - all from Black Oak. Happy with the light output so far; taking the Jeep for a long weekend down to Arkansas and will get to use them more since the sun sets so early this time of the year. I also purchased some amber covers from BO for all 3 lights.

 

[JINO]

Just got these sexy bad boys put on, pair of LP4s, mounted them to the winch filler plate on the steel bumper.

I really like that look, I think that's probably the better spot to mount mine.

 

[running_man]

I'm running simple pod lights that mesh well with my stock steel bumper....clean look and very functional....

 

[DEZELJP]

I like that back hole closest to your head light it will keep your pod lights out of your grille since your diesel runs hot. Just carry a soft shackle to thread between your light and around the hook.

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