LR90XS2011 wrote:

sorry spelt name incorrectly links below



Leeds sells Nakatenenga stuff, although I ordered mine direct,the driving lights filling the holes are Ring from Halfords they do fog as well, there are round DRLs the correct size which from memory was 70mm


I used Ring driving lights in my bumper and Nak finishing rings (which like all Nak stuff were expensive but well made) I considered fog lamps nearer the ends of the bumper which I thought would be legal but realy wanted more light for country lanes not for fog.

I drilled all the holes in the bumper myself except the 4 big ones but only because my piller drill was too small I brought a cutter 2mm bigger than Nak recommends and slipped the local engineering firm £20 to drill them for me. Im very happy with the asthetics. As I used the standard LR spot light loom I changed the 55w lamps to 35w but they still make a big difference, If I had 55w in each lamp which would defo need a bigger fuse and possible be outside the standard LR loom wire capability Im sure the Improvement would be even greater

total cost was
Genuine LR loom £120 with dash switch (Paul on here does them made to order much cheaper and with thicker wiring if required)
Driving lamps are Ring from Halfords circa £25 for 2 (were on offer at £15 last week)(see the NAK site they use Ring as well and list DRLs for this application)
Tank cutter and arbour circa £20 (starrett) there are cheaper makes
Labour for cutting holes circa £10-20 or do it yourself if you have a big drill
Nak rings circa £80 (check the NAK site memory poor)
Plugs to fit onto lamps that match LR loom circa £5
Stainless nuts bolts and washers for mounting circa £2
to be fair the finish on the holes in the bumper was brilliant and a bit of paint on the exposed metal would have negated the use of the rings, if I was doing it again I might save a bit of cost there

where I put mine gave me a number plate issue and the position shown of the photo was a temporary fix. Fog lights and DRLs need to be towards the ends of the bumper.

Loads of people comment on my bumper and I was offered £300 for it by a chap who likes it a lot, the wiring loom was the most expensive bit, if you want a genuine one they are expensive the cheapest I've seen one go for is about £60