Spotlight brackets

Are there any kind of specific brackets for mounting a couple of spotlights to the front on my Jimny??
Cheers
Alan

Ive seen spots mounted straight through the bumper to a plate sandwiched underneath. Not sure how successful this has been (prone to wabble / vibration) plus you have to drill the bumper.

Im not aware of any standard brackets out there in Jimny Land, you rprobably going to see if there is someone who can fabricate you a pair.

This kind of thing makes me wonder why there are no one cashing in on the jimny modifications market in a big way.
sure ORA offer a custom fabrication facility, but they never seem to return my calls or emails...

KAP also said they could custom Fabricate, but they are in Bradford, 130 miles away. Rino Ray is on the south coast, but Ive not had any dealings with him.

Might be another thing for Martin to considder ... spotlight brackets ...

Ive just been out to look at the Jimny. I suppose the best place to locate such brackets would be the front cross member, and run them up and out below the bonnet. Only problem I could see was the length of the bracket may cause Wobble, and if you go too thick on the bracket, you could take the paint off the bonnet lower lip.

Another option would be to mount to the same mount points used to bold the bumper on.... let me go and measure clearances

Thanks for the replies dents, look forward to more info, in the meantime, I'll get my thinking cap on and see what I can come up with.
Cheers
Alan

just stick them on with Sikaflex .. that keeps my mud-guards on!!

Of course, I was only joking - but i do recall seeing a Jimny with a mod on the bonnet - aka Rally-stlye!!

i had 2 spots mounted on the bonnet, just to each side of the suzuki badge, i ran the wires down the inside of the bonnet skin to a fused relay behind the battery.

Been having a look, and the front cross member, looks like a possibility, there is a gap in the plastics, where an alloy bracket could be fashioned, angle down towards the bumper, then braced on top of it, with a spacer and self tapped into the bumper to provide some rigidity, the bracket could then protrude on further with a mounting hole for the spots, looking at the minute for some alloy plate then will have a go at determining the angles etc and see what happens!!!
I alos saw on a Aussie website, a plate that fits behind the number plate, with a chrome bar, that comes from it, that enables you to fit spots, so another way to go in making something that would work,
Keep you posted!!
Alan