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ZIpties, double sided tape. ANd both won't hold the lighting very well for long. I've seen a tube draggung under a car that had them tied to other points of the frame. I almost pissed in my honda that night.
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Originally Posted by cobi
yes, but not in a way that i would trust it
why dont you want to drill holes?
why dont you want to drill holes?
I was thinking about it, but i don't want the chance of rust happening.
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If i do drill holes, will it void my warranty?
and i was just wondering, if you wouldn't mind helping me, where are the spots you drilled the underbodies at, also, how do you seal up your holes?
thanks guys again!
and i was just wondering, if you wouldn't mind helping me, where are the spots you drilled the underbodies at, also, how do you seal up your holes?
thanks guys again!
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my kit actually uses brackets that screw in and then you zip tie the lights to these brackets. Very simple and slick setup. Your application may be different though because my lights are flat tube led lights so i did not have to worry about them showing or getting in the way.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
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Originally Posted by cobi
my kit actually uses brackets that screw in and then you zip tie the lights to these brackets. Very simple and slick setup. Your application may be different though because my lights are flat tube led lights so i did not have to worry about them showing or getting in the way.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
hey man, that's awesome, thanks for the help!
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dude, if you don't mind do you think you could tell me how or something, if not that's cool too. but i've been trying to figure out ways, and i dunno how.
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Originally Posted by cobi
my kit actually uses brackets that screw in and then you zip tie the lights to these brackets. Very simple and slick setup. Your application may be different though because my lights are flat tube led lights so i did not have to worry about them showing or getting in the way.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
I mounted mine just to the inside of the lift seam on the sides. The back there is not a lot of options and the front lol well the front is technically not mountes to anything rather press fit into the lift but has worked out extremely well. Ill try and take some pics this weekend to give you some ideas.
And you can just use silicone to seal up the holes.
The only reason i could see them voiding your warranty is if you tried to bitch about rust or damage right around the holes otherwise i would not worry about it.
~Matt
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Originally Posted by FlightFreak777
Dude that sounds like a nice kit, what kind is it? I have yet to see a flat one
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