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I saw a couple pictures of light bars mounted behind stock Denali grills. Does anybody know if the is a bracket kit for this?

 

I'd like to do this on my 17 duramax.

 

Another lame question... would mounting a light bar behind the grill affect airflow to the rad enough to be an issue while towing 12-13k?

 

 

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Lots of guys have installed them in the bumper hole and zero trans temp increase was noted.

ive thought about that but I'd prefer mounting behind the grill because it would be hidden.

 

 

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I used a piece of angle iron, and made my own bracket to hang down from the cross bars. Use a piece of steel behind the cross bar when drilling, it's $700+ to replace an air conditioning condenser. I used some steel spacers to put the angle iron out away from the cross braces, approximately one inch out. This gave me the exact room I needed for the depth of the light to sit directly behind the grill. Works well.

 

I also have a Totron wireless controller for the LED bar, which allows me to control it from the cab without having to run the switch. The manual switch is under the hood, and the controller works from outside or anywhere.

 

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I used a piece of angle iron, and made my own bracket to hang down from the cross bars. Use a piece of steel behind the cross bar when drilling, it's $700+ to replace an air conditioning condenser. I used some steel spacers to put the angle iron out away from the cross braces, approximately one inch out. This gave me the exact room I needed for the depth of the light to sit directly behind the grill. Works well.

 

I also have a Totron wireless controller for the LED bar, which allows me to control it from the cab without having to run the switch. The manual switch is under the hood, and the controller works from outside or anywhere.

 

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that looks great. What size light bar did you use?

 

 

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30" light bar. Flood/Spot combo bar:

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K9X6IEY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

You get what you pay, but honestly, I couldn't see spending $600+ for a light bar that I'll use 10 times a year. I mostly use it for camping, but it is bright.

 

 

that looks great. What size light bar did you use?


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