Baja Designs XL80's and Squadron Pros

[OC ZR2]

Added these to the ride, moved the Squadrons down to the front bumper and put the XL's on A-pillar. Lowers have wide cornering lens and XL's have driving combo. Insane lighting, adding a behind grill light bar, S8 20" clear spot to round it out next week.

 

[Paulie-G]

Good job.

 

[Jrod]

Looks good

 

[Pod Holes]

The XL80’s are the way to go!

 

[pcarpenter]

Any pics of the installation?

 

[OC ZR2]

The squadrons in the bumper or the Podholes? He has excellent video on the XL's below the headlight.

 

[Kaptinnemo]

Any 2500 Zr2 pod hole mounts yet?

 

[bruss]

I reaaalllyyyy like the lights down by the tow hooks. Putting them at the headlights don’t look quite right to me.

 

[OC ZR2]

You know, they work really well with the wide cornering lens, happy we took the time to do them. They're angled slightly outward which fills the "ditch" areas as well as ahead. Like I said, I'd probably do the S1's if I hadn't already owned the squadrons (easier to fit). You can do it by taking off the front skid plate but it's really a lot harder then just talking off the bumper entirely. Mark where you want to drill first before taking it off! I should have taken pics but we were too much into it to grab the phone. We cut out behind with a metal air saw, and only the upper part behind where the light goes in. The squadron has a longer upper portion that goes back, not the whole light. If you don't mind the light sticking a little further out, you can probably get away with attaching a small flat mount that you can attach to the frame where the tow hook is mounted, then affix the light to the end of it. You'd see the frame it if you look in next to the hook. With the SPod controller, I'm able to dim them as well, around 20-30% on streets at night and daytime off-roading for visibility.