Flush mount cube lights in bumper?

[Wageslave]

Has anybody tried installing the flush mount 3 inch cube lights or other lights of that type in the part of the bumper where the parking sensors would live in? My jeep does not have that option, and it seems like there is a decent sized cavity that would fit lights with a little room to spare. The flat spot in front of that cavity measures 3.5"x4.5", so it seems like it would fit without issue.

I may try it this spring, but I was wondering if anybody else had already had success doing this?

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[Rockabillyroy]

Interesting idea. On the stock bumper, there are crash cans behind that bump out.

That being said, the knock off steel bumpers don't have the cans in that spot. And the plastic caps are easily removable. I might try this idea. Haha. Thanks

 

[Rockabillyroy]

These would probably fit and the cut off looks decent. But I don't light that the lens stick so far out.

https://a.co/4skM48m

 

[Wageslave]

These would probably fit and the cut off looks decent. But I don't light that the lens stick so far out.

https://a.co/4skM48m

I was actually looking at these exact lights myself. The only thing I didn't like about them was that it was going to take two aux switches to run the white and yellow parts of the lights. Not a deal breaker, but that could be an issue if I ever get a roll bar and lights for the top.

 

[Rockabillyroy]

I was actually looking at these exact lights myself. The only thing I didn't like about them was that it was going to take two aux switches to run the white and yellow parts of the lights. Not a deal breaker, but that could be an issue if I ever get a roll bar and lights for the top.

If you wanted to run the yellow low beam with your fogs, you could try a splitter harness. Connector type would be Psx24w/ 5202/ 2504
And just run the white high beams off an aux.

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