Thanks. Saw those big $$$
Adding Baja Desgins S2 SAE Fog Lights to a 1500 AEV Bumper
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I didn’t look them up. How much are they asked for then? I’m guessing they 3D printed them!
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350.00 for the mounts, then the price for the baja design lights. Given the price of similar mounts for trucks like Ford, ram, and Toyota's, its not over priced imo. Currently, they are not available for purchase till Oct. After that they should be back available for purchase.
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That seeme a little high to me, but everything seems to be as expensive as hell these days. If they pop right in and you don’t need to think about aiming and angles and such, they’re probably worth it. It wasn’t hard per se mounting these, but it’s always time consuming to get them perfect. Which is what I strive for. So maybe $350 isn’t too much. Thanks John.
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They are plug and play. No aiming needed and they have been on the truck since Feb. They are aimed perfectly, and the Baja Design lights throw a ton of light even for the sports. Going to replace my ditch rough country lights with Baja Design pros here shortly. Everything is expensive these days. Looked at the Ford Raptor mounts and they are around the same price and some are even more expensive. SO the price point is on par with the others. The biggest issue is there are not may after market mounts like these for our trucks.
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No aiming of the lights needed. The mounts were engineered with that in mind.
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Mine were not plug and play wiring. I used the relay that came with the lights and wired it to an ignition tap In the fuse box under the hood. This has them on any time the ignition is turned on.
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Yeah mine, I used some of the wiring that came with the lights, then just wired them into the auxbeam switch panel. So it was more plug and play for me.
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Good afternoon, just a question for you on the winch how was that install?
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That's the OEM ComeUp Winch that the dealer put on. I doubt it was easy as the entire front bumper needs to come off. I can't recall what labor they had associated with that, maybe 8 hours.
