Special Ops LED Grill Lights

Will O'Daniel · March 30, 2018

Middle cutout. 1 inch by the width of the light. I used a Ryobi vibration angle cutter with flat blade.

Will O'Daniel · March 30, 2018

Driver, reverse of passenger.

Will O'Daniel · March 30, 2018

This is the air dam that has to be removed and tossed. 6 retainer (3 on top and 3 on bottom) hold it in place on the grill.

Anthony Amato · March 31, 2018

Here is my blue light (Vol FF) install

The light has a slot in the back of it that fits a hex head screw. I thru bolted it to the plastic frame. The bottom of the light sits on the two bosses for the grill clips.

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gpd387 · April 7, 2018

There are options for grill lights. We do Police Cruisers up-fits and here is an example of grill lights we did. Obviously, these are red and blue and flash, but you can program them to be white, steady burn lights. This is an undercover expedition, but we have put them on various other vehicles.

Clifford Quintero · July 6, 2018

Hello,

Did you ever find the special ops lights or anything similar? I've been looking for them too with no luck.

thanks

Will O'Daniel · July 6, 2018

1 hour ago, Clifford Quintero said:

Hello,

Did you ever find the special ops lights or anything similar? I've been looking for them too with no luck.

thanks

The Special Ops trucks use the dual row, 6” lights from the GM aftermarket shop. They cost around $1,000 for a pair. You would be better off to get (3) of the big names... Black Oak, Rigid, Xtreme, Rough Country, and the likes at that cost. In this thread, On the 2nd page, I did a write up and discriptions of what I used and cut to get single row lights to fit.