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Old Nov 2, 2007
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i am about to purchase some kc lights.. and i was curious if i was to mount them behind my grill if it would obstruct my radiator from helping cool my motor... i think it would look cool to have a billet grill and then... BAM!! i got bright fogs ... leave some feedback..
 
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Old Nov 2, 2007
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you live in tacoma, WA overheating won't be a problem. go for it.
 
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Old Nov 2, 2007
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That would be no problem i just did it. You're gonna have to lower tranny cooler though.
 
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Old Nov 2, 2007
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should be just fine
 
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Old Nov 5, 2007
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ya so i just did it over the weekend and i mounted the fogs behind the grill... and it looks freakin sick.... i chose fogs insted of kc's bcuz the ywere cheaper ... i love the way ti looks... plus i still had like 6 " of clearance to the radiator.. i didn't have to move nothing ... so it was i fun mod to do.. i highly recomend it.. you kno for all the newbs... haha... i will get pics as soon as possible...
 
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Old Nov 12, 2007
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Sweet Mod

Yeah i did the same mod about 3 months ago to the 98 Ranger it was fairly easy and looks sweet, i would recommend it to anyone. You just have to fab a bracket for the lights out of a sturdy piece of metal. And if your looking for a sick way to mount a light switch inside your truck look no further than the cup holder. There is a big spot of plastic in between the two holders just remove the cupholder from the truck, mark the center, use a half inch drill bit and drill, then use a step drill bit to make the hole a tiny bit larger(about 7/8"). I bought a small square L.E.D. switch from Advanced Auto Parts, they are availiable in many colors. Just be careful i bought Hella Off-road driving lights 100watts a piece and they are so bright i cant even burn them during the day because it will blind people and they can't see at all!!!!!!!!!! So just burn them when appropriate. Have at it!
 
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Old Nov 12, 2007
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Originally Posted by rangercrazy07
Yeah i did the same mod about 3 months ago to the 98 Ranger it was fairly easy and looks sweet, i would recommend it to anyone. You just have to fab a bracket for the lights out of a sturdy piece of metal. And if your looking for a sick way to mount a light switch inside your truck look no further than the cup holder. There is a big spot of plastic in between the two holders just remove the cupholder from the truck, mark the center, use a half inch drill bit and drill, then use a step drill bit to make the hole a tiny bit larger(about 7/8"). I bought a small square L.E.D. switch from Advanced Auto Parts, they are availiable in many colors. Just be careful i bought Hella Off-road driving lights 100watts a piece and they are so bright i cant even burn them during the day because it will blind people and they can't see at all!!!!!!!!!! So just burn them when appropriate. Have at it!
i got the switch in the same spot Does not the 100 watt light fry the plastic grill when they are on for any period of time?
 
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Old Nov 13, 2007
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i just mounted mine on the piece of plastic that has the instructions when you open the hood... it is hard to describe but i will get a pic up by tomorrow... i need to aim them up ... but theey look sik.. now i just have to buy some ultra stars...so that all my lights are bright...haha
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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I don't think it'll obstruct your radiator. It'll look awesome. Some pics would be nice. :)
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Yea I'd like to see some pictures of your install. My front grille is just begging for some KC's behind it.
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