The front bumper was made by AJ @ AJ's offroad armor, and the brackets are the ones that Mark @ Detours made.

Like Frank said, stick with the spot or pencil beam lights on the pillars anything else and the glare will be extremely hard to drive with.

 

@Choo_31 would u recommend a certain kind of pencil beam light

 

this is very true, my buddy had floods mounted up there at one point......he didnt keep em there for long.

 

Dont mount them on the cowl if thinking about it i did the lights on the cowl and i regret it now it looks sone dumb IMO

 

Anyone know where to buy the detours mounts? Can't find them on their web site.

 

i would suggest contacting the man himself https://www.cherokeeforum.com/members/detour-16259/

 

I used the KC long range slim lights. They have worked well but are kind of pricey, KC makes a new series called Apollo lights. They are a good bit cheaper than the other slim light series. KC are the only lights I can comment on first hand though. Ive never ran anything but KC's but there are many options out there. Just make sure to get something with the pencil or long range pattern and you will be fine.

Just shoot Detours a pm on here, Mark will get you taken care of! Great guy to deal with.

 

noob question here, but how to do you get flood's under the headlights? Wouldn't they sit too low? They're usually not small lights, like the fog lights?

 

be cool to get a cop spot light thing . with the handle inside the cab, so you can angle the light ive seen them on everthing crownvics pick ups . i would imagine junk yard or somewhere would have one and it adds cool points. also if you ve ever been pulled over you know they are super bright

 

They are available in quite a few shapes and sizes.

 

A company called Unity makes them.

The company I work for carries them, although I'm sure we wont have any in stock for an XJ.

 

I called Mark "detours" he is real chill you should check out his Build thread