I had a couple cube pod LED's on mine before I upgraded to newer style plastics. The pre 2013 headlight bracket assembly you could fab up some L-metal to make brackets to support 2 lights. Couple things to note.
1- The weight of those are not much, but I broke 2 headlight brackets due to the bouncing of them going over rough dunes. If you fabricate something, add a gusset to angle back to itself, like a triangle, to support them better.
2 - It might have just been mine, but going directly to the low/high switch it seemed to make my lows flicker compared to running a new button with fuse direct to the battery. I now run them all direct to battery.
Attached are a couple pics, you can see how I used the L brackets. Think through your design and beef it up better than I did if you are able.
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1- The weight of those are not much, but I broke 2 headlight brackets due to the bouncing of them going over rough dunes. If you fabricate something, add a gusset to angle back to itself, like a triangle, to support them better.
2 - It might have just been mine, but going directly to the low/high switch it seemed to make my lows flicker compared to running a new button with fuse direct to the battery. I now run them all direct to battery.
Attached are a couple pics, you can see how I used the L brackets. Think through your design and beef it up better than I did if you are able.
