ORIGINAL: jdrew

here is the part number.... 19159112

ORIGINAL: jdrew

here is the part number.... 19159112

ORIGINAL: littlehummerboy

There are 2 off-road light kits that you can get(that I am aware of). One is with the black plastic grill (part #19159112, around $268 USD) or the same kit, but with a stainless steel grill (part # 19132765, around $326 USD). Too bad for me I found this out too late, as I ordered the plastic grill, then paid extra to get it chromed. They do appear on ebay occasionally, and I was able to find mine a bit cheaper. They install easily, as all the wiringruns are already present, and all other parts, including switch, harnesses, crimps, tie straps, lights, and excellent instructions are included. You just need to remove some existing wire shunts, crimp supplied harness to wires, install switch in vacant location in dash, take off bumper and install new grill,and voilĂ*! It took about 2 hours for me to install. They are pretty good brightness, but as they are lower down, they don't give the same coverage as if they were roof mounted. I really like the looks, and am happy with the performance. One concern I have, although I have not had the problem yet, is with rock chips to the lenses. I don't drive with the included lense covers on (haven't been warned yet, most people think they are daytime running lights), so I worry about them getting dinged.

All that said, I do think "They are worth it", and really like mine.