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AEV just came out with brackets to mount lights in the holes of the rear bumper, which I have ordered. I am also working with a gentleman on a bracket to replace. the front stock fog lights. More to come on that.Has anyone with the Bison edition added lights to the front bumper? Looks like there are a couple spots where they could go!
Are these the same 1500 and 2500HD? It seems like they have same dimensions.AEV just came out with brackets to mount lights in the holes of the rear bumper, which I have ordered. I am also working with a gentleman on a bracket to replace. the front stock fog lights. More to come on that.
You gonna run the Baja Design lights or some of the Amazon knockoffs for half price?The brackets fit both AEV Bison bumpers the 1500 and 2500.
Rear Bumper Auxiliary Light Kit for 2023+ Silverado ZR2 Bison & Sierra AT4X AEV Edition - American Expedition Vehicles - AEV
AEV’s Rear Auxiliary LED Light Mounting Brackets are specifically designed for the AEV Rear Bumper found on 2023+ Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Bison and GMC Sierra AT4X AEV Edition—both light duty…www.aev-conversions.com
I have used Rigids for years, have added 4 Diode Dynamics lights to my Bison and really love them. No Chinese lights for me.You gonna run the Baja Design lights or some of the Amazon knockoffs for half price?
I see someone else posted about the front lights and said Baja Designs wouldn't work. I would like to run the same front and rear.
Do you have any pictures you would share? I'm curious how the install went on the rear bumper, cutting the plastic. etcI have used Rigids for years, have added 4 Diode Dynamics lights to my Bison and really love them. No Chinese lights for me.
I'm probably going to do mine this weekend. I'll post some pictures.Do you have any pictures you would share? I'm curious how the install went on the rear bumper, cutting the plastic. etc
I wondering if a flush mount would work. The lights would sit on the outer portion of the opening. Don't know if you put the screws in metal or just the plastic insert. I think that may be an option. I used the SS3 Diode Dynamics MAX in the front bumper openings and they do sit back. When the lights are on, I can't tell if the position blocks any of the light (other than the tow hooks).I'm probably going to do mine this weekend. I'll post some pictures.
Here's what your dealing with underneath. That white paper is the template for the Baja Designs Squadron lights. If you just cut the square out from behind the plastic insert, you lose a lot of light. But if you cut much more, you'll lose the integrity of the plastic and the ability to attach it to the adjacent piece.
I might leave the shitty plastic pieces off. I'm gonna see what the bumper looks like without them. I might have a fab shop weld in some metal fittings and get rid of that horrible ill fitting plastic. It'll probably cost a lot, if you can even find someone willing to do it. It traps so much dirt and sand it's all stuck under the trim. It'll eventually wear through and start to rust. Very cheap bits on expensive bumpers.
I posted that because the Baja bracket only has a hole in the center. Some other makers, Diode Dynamics and Rigid have slots so you can move the mount position side to side if needed.You gonna run the Baja Design lights or some of the Amazon knockoffs for half price?
I see someone else posted about the front lights and said Baja Designs wouldn't work. I would like to run the same front and rear.