fog lights and stock bumpers

[cbfomoco]

has anyone cut a stock bumper to the shape of fog lights and stuck them behind it?? kind of like the stangs and such?? Any instering mountign locations etc. Pic welcome. Thnaks

 

[BoltBuster]

You know if you took it to a place that had a plasma cutter it would be pretty cool looking job.

Now damaging or burning up the chrome or for some in here bling is another problem. The last thing as a Con would be the integrity of the bumper since there isnt much of it in a stock bumber.

 

[Gummi Bear]

I think you'd be putting a hat on a pig. The stock bumper doesn't have much meat to it, and you'd have to weld in a mounting bracket on the backside. Cutting the hole without destroying the chrome finish will prove difficult as well. Hole saws will eat it up, a plasma cutter might work, but the heat could distort the finish as well. Water cutting may work, but I honestly don't know of that many folks that do it.

I built brakets for my KC lights out of angle iron, and mounted them through the holes where the bumperettes were. It'll do until I get around to a proper bumper. I don't know how many more times I can hammer mine out straight after I bend it on a rock or tree...

 

[cbfomoco]

mine are not cromed just plane factory steel painted bumpers.

 

[DownhillManiac99]

I know someone at FFF had this with a set of Hella 550's or other square light. Im not sure if he had bracketry for the whole set up but it has been done. Im sure there was a pic of it in the FFF article in Bronco Driver.