Thread: D4 Driving light mounts

The Lazer lights have a good reputation, but I don't have any personal experience with them.
Have you considered a lightbar instead?

I have a set of lazers (triple R 750 Elite's) fitted to Prospeed brackets. I have no comparisons to draw on with regard to their relative brightness etc but they are fine for me. The Prospeed mounts were easy to fit and provide a solid fixing which can also be used for a light Bar if preferred. The brackets poke out through the grill and hence gives a small drawback that the front part of each bracket has to be removed if the grill ever needs to come off (only 4 small bolts though) Lazer also do a grill kit which sets their lamps into the grill with a little cutting of the grill. There are also other "through grill" brackets available and some forum members have fashioned their own.

Prospeed:http://prospeed-group.co.uk/product/...otlight-mounts

Lazer grill Kit: Land Rover Discovery 4 (2014+) Grille Kit

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Stedi do mounts to suit

Originally Posted by Woody523

Does anyone have suggestions for mounting a set of driving lights to a D4 that does not have a nudge/Bull bar. I've seen a kit from Lazer Lights specifically for the D4 but the lights are tiny. Any options?

I’ve got 9 inch jobbies mounted to a custom bracket made by Auto Spark in Perth. Seems to work fine, lights haven’t moved in three years despite having the bejesus vibrated out of them on corrugations...

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Check out this recent thread:
Driving lights - where to place switch in the cabin without drilling / cutting holes

I have a variation of the setup in that thread with the Prospeed bracket that comes through the grill, which allowed me to get the lights lower.



Cheers,
Scott

I fitted a 30" light bar into the grille. Its brilliant!

Originally Posted by ytt105

I fitted a 30" light bar into the grille. Its brilliant!

Very neat ☺

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