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Now that I don’t need my resistors tied to my compatibility brackets for my LED foglights anymore, I’ve been thinking of removing them. They’re the lowest hanging point in the front of the truck, and I’ve bounced them of their fair share of rocks. Other than their purpose to keep me from riding up over top of someone in the event of an accident, am I missing any other potential protection aspect of them? Are they helping to protect any part behind them? They seem too narrow to really do much, and I’ve just had to keep repainting them every time I go out and slam them against rocks. They’re in the way and I want to get rid of them, but I don’t want to cut off my nose and all that.
For those that made it this far without knowing what I’m talking about, the compatibility brackets are just behind the bumper and hang down to stop you from rolling up on top of someone in the event of a front collision. They are commonly mistakenly referred to as a snow plow mount. Pic (not mine) for reference
For those that made it this far without knowing what I’m talking about, the compatibility brackets are just behind the bumper and hang down to stop you from rolling up on top of someone in the event of a front collision. They are commonly mistakenly referred to as a snow plow mount. Pic (not mine) for reference
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