Myself I found th a 2X2(may want to check size) inch of lumber fit between
the bumper and the top of the fog light hole. There was a pair of holes in
the bumper that I was able to put wood screws through to secure the wood. I
the slowly cut the other end down until I had the lamps right where I wanted
them. The wood has been on my truck for about 1 1/2 years now and has not
rotted. Have not gone through any water/mud pits with them but with normal
rain and on road use the have not rotted. If you are good with metal
fabrication it wouldn't be too hard to fabricate a bracket. I also checked
with Dodge and the kit was about $60. Not sure if the switch came with it
or not.
""Ken Allgood"" <kenallgood@cox.net> wrote in message
news:000701c27d24$c74ad4e0$0201a8c0@ken...
>
> Ok, I know tons of you have installed aftermarket fog lamps, so the
question
> is, how in the world do you mount 'em???? I got the holes cut with a 4"
> hole drill (worked perfectly!)... now, I got 2 different sets of fog
> lamps I can use (1 cheapie set, and a nice set).. the brackets on both of
> are pretty much the same, and the only mounting point I can find is about
4"
> away from where the bracket is, and I have a 1" bolt, so, I'm like 2-3"
> away, and it seems to me that maybe that's too forward of a hole anyway,
but
> I don't see anything else within reach.... Seems like the only mounting
> point for the fog lamp.. How did you guys mount your fog lamps???
>
> Ken Allgood
> 97 CC SLT 5.2L
>
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