New A-Pillar Light Brackets + Exclusive Ranger6G Discount Code

[AdventureLab]

Over the past few weeks, a bunch of you have given us super helpful feedback on some of the products we’ve been designing for the new Ford Ranger and Ranger Raptor. We really appreciate the input — it’s been a huge help in shaping our first wave of Ranger-specific parts. To say thanks, we’re offering an exclusive 20% off discount just for this forum.

Use code: ranger6g
Yes, I know — totally unpredictable.
(Only 30 uses available — sorry, hard limit. We still have to keep the lights on.)

After the discount they're about $104!

We just launched our Ford Ranger A-Pillar Light Brackets, and here's why they’re different than the usual options out there:

• Made from 3/16" 5052 aluminum – strong, lightweight, and won’t rust
• Modular top plates – allows for future upgrades like bigger lights or comms antennas
• Designed, cut, and built in-house by our team in Utah – this is the real made-in-USA stuff

The aluminum is key. It's a superior material for this use case and costs roughly 28.3% more than steel. It's worth the expense!

Here’s the product page:
https://adventurelab.com/products/ford-ranger-a-pillar-light-brackets

And here’s a quick video of the brackets getting cut on our laser this morning. It's pretty rad to come up with an idea, cut it in-house, and ship it straight to fellow enthusiasts. Living the American manufacturing dream!



Also… fair warning: we might have launched the new website a little early. It’s kind of like taking your truck out for a shakedown run before the build is technically done. We'd love your feedback on the site flow, layout, or anything that feels off. Still lots of products and info to add — but so far, it seems to be holding together.

We will add these to AmericanAdventureLab.com eventually, but I want to test out the new site a little.

Thanks again for the continued support! These brackets will be hitting the powder coat oven tomorrow and should ship in about a week.

Let me know if you have any questions, suggestions, or wild antenna setups you’d like us to design around.

-Brit
American Adventure Lab

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[adrouin64]

Over the past few weeks, a bunch of you have given us super helpful feedback on some of the products we’ve been designing for the new Ford Ranger and Ranger Raptor. We really appreciate the input — it’s been a huge help in shaping our first wave of Ranger-specific parts. To say thanks, we’re offering an exclusive 20% off discount just for this forum.

Use code: ranger6g
Yes, I know — totally unpredictable.
(Only 30 uses available — sorry, hard limit. We still have to keep the lights on.)

After the discount they're about $104!

We just launched our Ford Ranger A-Pillar Light Brackets, and here's why they’re different than the usual options out there:

• Made from 3/16" 5052 aluminum – strong, lightweight, and won’t rust
• Modular top plates – allows for future upgrades like bigger lights or comms antennas
• Designed, cut, and built in-house by our team in Utah – this is the real made-in-USA stuff

The aluminum is key. It's a superior material for this use case and costs roughly 28.3% more than steel. It's worth the expense!

Here’s the product page:
https://adventurelab.com/products/ford-ranger-a-pillar-light-brackets

And here’s a quick video of the brackets getting cut on our laser this morning. It's pretty rad to come up with an idea, cut it in-house, and ship it straight to fellow enthusiasts. Living the American manufacturing dream!



Also… fair warning: we might have launched the new website a little early. It’s kind of like taking your truck out for a shakedown run before the build is technically done. We'd love your feedback on the site flow, layout, or anything that feels off. Still lots of products and info to add — but so far, it seems to be holding together.

We will add these to AmericanAdventureLab.com eventually, but I want to test out the new site a little.

Thanks again for the continued support! These brackets will be hitting the powder coat oven tomorrow and should ship in about a week.

Let me know if you have any questions, suggestions, or wild antenna setups you’d like us to design around.

-Brit
American Adventure Lab

Ordered! Not that anyone ever questioned the quality or pricing of these - but if you needed some convincing….

This other well known company in the Ranger market is trying to sell their version for $199… and they’re steel 🫣🫠 AND they don’t have a coms mount… AND I don’t see them on this forum asking us what we want / need for products.

@AdventureLab y’all got my money & support 🫶🫶

 

[Sauce]

Alright - I'm in. Bought a pair off of Amazon for $20 last week. $20 vs $200 made the decision for me, even when I knew they were going to suck. This pricepoint makes more sense! Stoked

Now get that bulkhead molle pricing out!

 

[White willy]

Order placed,Thank you!

 

[BeetleThighs]

Ordered! Thanks guys

 

[AdventureLab]

Alright - I'm in. Bought a pair off of Amazon for $20 last week. $20 vs $200 made the decision for me, even when I knew they were going to suck. This pricepoint makes more sense! Stoked

Now get that bulkhead molle pricing out!

Ha. Thanks! I'm working on the MOLLE panel pages this evening.

Order placed,Thank you!

Thanks!

Ordered! Thanks guys

Thanks!

 

[Ag3ntC00p3r]

I like the design and flexibility. Ordered the dual antenna option to keep my options open.

 

[AdventureLab]

I like the design and flexibility. Ordered the dual antenna option to keep my options open.

Great. Thanks! We appreciate the business.

 

[AdventureLab]

We just put a big pile of these in the powder oven. All open orders should be shipping early next week!

 

[Sauce]

Installed today. They are very high quality and low profile. Hood opens no problem and no rubbing. Im very happy with them.

A few thoughts:

The low profile fit is nice but it makes it very tight to tighten the bolts if you need to adjust the light position. I scratched my hood - oof

I had to drill the hole larger to fit Morimoto hardware (I think it’s 5/16 bolt).

When installing be careful in how you route wires. I almost pinched mine.

 

[SolarWinds]

do these brackets interfere with with hood when you have hood struts installed? I have some installed from Redline Tuning and I know it's a pretty popular mod

 

[Sauce]

No. I have hood struts (not redline though) and there is no interference.

 

[BeetleThighs]

Installed today. They are very high quality and low profile. Hood opens no problem and no rubbing. Im very happy with them.

A few thoughts:

The low profile fit is nice but it makes it very tight to tighten the bolts if you need to adjust the light position. I scratched my hood - oof

I had to drill the hole larger to fit Morimoto hardware (I think it’s 5/16 bolt).

When installing be careful in how you route wires. I almost pinched mine.

Any pictures with the Morimoto's installed?

 

[Bushmechanic]

My eyes betray me once again.

They're extremely sensitive, and I keep my backup sunglasses in that compartment.

That's a cool idea!

 

[Sauce]

Any pictures with the Morimoto's installed?

I keep saying I’m going to take pictures when it’s done, but it’s never done…. Here’s some in the meantime. I’ve also got the morimoto third brake light

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