Poor man’s DIY mods

superjap said:

Hello LC people,
I always prefer amber colored fog lights . I’m an avid adventurer bike rider and my Rigid amber fog lights on my bike work so well for thick fog in Castle Rock in OR or moon dust in Baja. For my LC, I’ve decided to stick with the original fog lights with DIY covers for a bit. I’ll find out how they’re gonna perform!
Once I fabricate my roof rack I’ll consider getting a curbed light bar with amber/white combo

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dastan360 said:

Need some steps and instructions here I like the idea you did here. Also greetings from Denver ! Btw the Wescott roof rack is amazing. Going to get a light bar soon too once i finish the PPF and change to leather seats

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superjap said:

It’s pretty easy. Just take measurements of the opening and cut the lens. I used the amber lens cover for light bars. Only CAD$7 each! You can either drill holes and secure them with the screws or use some type of sealant like silicone or RTV. I personally think it’s better without sealing completely. Because water and dust can escape freely. Good luck and have fun!

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superjap said:

Hello LC people,
I always prefer amber colored fog lights . I’m an avid adventurer bike rider and my Rigid amber fog lights on my bike work so well for thick fog in Castle Rock, OR or moon dust in Baja. For my LC, I’ve decided to stick with the original fog lights with DIY covers for a bit. I’ll find out how they’re gonna perform!
Once I fabricate my roof rack I’ll consider getting a curbed light bar with amber/white combo

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