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Dodge = bad perception = bad image.

 

That's why "Ram" truck owners hate it when you call their truck a Dodge!

 

If you are going to go that route.

Just say Guts, Glory, Buy Back! :fart:

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Got my light bar in finally :)

what kind did you get and do you have any install pics
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what kind did you get and do you have any install pics

hey its just a 30 inch cree led light bar. i removed the grill, drilled holes in those 2 bars in front on the rad and bolted it to it. piece of cake. about an hour and a half of work.

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hey its just a 30 inch cree led light bar. i removed the grill, drilled holes in those 2 bars in front on the rad and bolted it to it. piece of cake. about an hour and a half of work.

ok well let me know how it works can't make up my mind on witch one I want
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Just had a 2.5" level and Toyo Open Country M/T 33's installed! Turned out great!

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ok well let me know how it works can't make up my mind on witch one I want

 

works awesome!! i couldnt go without it now. makes a huge difference at night

tootall87 Enthusiast

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Got my light bar in finally :)

 

Not sure if you're the first on here but the first I've noticed with a light bar behind the Z71 grill. I'd love a night shot to see how the light makes it through the grill.

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Just had a 2.5" level and Toyo Open Country M/T 33's installed! Turned out great!

 

Which level did you go with? I'm looking at Rough Country kits but would like other's input first!

 

Thanks,

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I have the rc 2.5 level at home waiting to be installed. Nor getting tires right now so just gonna lift the front.

 

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I keep staring at the 2" RC leveling kit. Looks easy to install...only hang up is leased vehicle, but I will probably get it anyway.

 

It seems the RC leveling doesn't void warranty - anyone with input (redirect if necessary - I don't want to hijack this thread!).

 

Great pics, too, all. I look at this thread almost daily!

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Not sure if you're the first on here but the first I've noticed with a light bar behind the Z71 grill. I'd love a night shot to see how the light makes it through the grill.[/quote

 

 

 

 

Sure man I'll get some tonight or at least try to lol it shines really good through the grill

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Not sure if you're the first on here but the first I've noticed with a light bar behind the Z71 grill. I'd love a night shot to see how the light makes it through the grill.[/quote

 

 

 

 

Sure man I'll get some tonight or at least try to lol it shines really good through the grill

Looking forward to it. I want to do the light bar behind my sierra. You said it's just a 30 inch cree led bar? Do you think the Eyourlife bar would work?

 

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