here are some pics





i just used some flat stock and bent up the brakets, i got a bad|removethispart|@$$ deal |removethispart|@ biglots on some foglights and had to put them to use

nope

Not a bad idea but.
Fog lights workd best when there mounted under the front bumper and low to the ground.
BTW: what the heck are those?
Aliens?
Never seen that style b-4.
do they do any good at lighting the way?

night shots?

o ya they are pretty bright.....they have 7 little magnifying glass lookin things on them....they are high beams times 10!! i'll get some night pics tomorrow

I, personnally, would mount those on your bumper (short range lights)
and mount Long Range lights up on the Pillar

I, personnally, would mount those on your bumper (short range lights)
and mount Long Range lights up on the Pillar

I agree.   They do look cool, though.

Nice design on the brackets.  Do you have the name of the company that built the fog lights or a link to their web site?  More information on the lights themselves would be great. 

Hey I might run up to biglots and pick me up a set of them 

I, personnally, would mount those on your bumper (short range lights)
and mount Long Range lights up on the Pillar

I agree.   They do look cool, though.

naa....they are up aimed high to fill in the blanks that my headlights and driving lights leave out, i also aimed them a bit outwards so they light up everything around me.....i can only use the a-pillar mounted lights offroad here in michigan we can only have 4 forward facing lights.....and they have to be below a certain height too im sure, but for offroading they are perfect for me.... they are made by APC....a rice burner "parts" company, and are spyder vision model foglights..but for $12 i couldnt turn'em down...by the way, here are some night pics...

Any shots of your light pattern from behind the headlights?