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details on lower grill light...

i like that - very subtle...

It is a Rigid SR 20" - Combo. I had a custom shop where I live install it for me. It was all custom work and I'm not sure of all the details but I made sure it was solid work. It was the first one they have ever done. It turned out better than I thought.

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Thanks man.. I almost wish I would have gone white like yours. The white is just so clean. Yours is solid.

 

I appreciate it brother. If I didn't get white, I would've went black lol. I do like your light bar though. Unfortunately here in Texas we have to have the front license plate. Not saying yours isn't bright enough, but if you want some more, you could throw another one behind your grill lol

 

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I appreciate it brother. If I didn't get white, I would've went black lol. I do like your light bar though. Unfortunately here in Texas we have to have the front license plate. Not saying yours isn't bright enough, but if you want some more, you could throw another one behind your grill lol

 

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That looks really good. How's the light output behind the grille? I already get flashed by people just from my Morimoto HID 50W in the headlights. If I can't see I just turn on my fog lights and the whole road lights up but I get flashed a lot, lol. The light bar is almost overkill but screw it, haha.

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That looks really good. How's the light output behind the grille? I already get flashed by people just from my Morimoto HID 50W in the headlights. If I can't see I just turn on my fog lights and the whole road lights up but I get flashed a lot, lol. The light bar is almost overkill but screw it, haha.

Your HID's might just be aimed a little too high. I have same setup and I get flashed every now and then, but not very often.

 

Really don't lose much output at all. Lights up everything in front of me to about 100yards away. Hard to get pictures that do it justice, but this is the best one I've got. Still much brighter in person, but you get the idea

 

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Your HID's might just be aimed a little too high. I have same setup and I get flashed every now and then, but not very often.

 

Really don't lose much output at all. Lights up everything in front of me to about 100yards away. Hard to get pictures that do it justice, but this is the best one I've got. Still much brighter in person, but you get the idea

 

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Yeah, they are a little too high. I need to adjust them soon. That light output is really good. Truck looks good man. How big it that light bar? I'll try and get pictures of my lights soon to post on here.

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Yeah, they are a little too high. I need to adjust them soon. That light output is really good. Truck looks good man. How big it that light bar? I'll try and get pictures of my lights soon to post on here.

It's a curved 30". Anxious to see your output pics

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What are you running for tires? Size? rubbing?

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What are you running for tires? Size? rubbing?

305/55/20 Nitto Trail Grappler. I have some rubbing at full lock. I'm just careful to not need to turn at full lock. I am trying to figure out if I need to get a 1/4' spacer or a 1/2' spacer to fix the problem. I plan to get it figured out over the next couple weeks.

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It's a curved 30". Anxious to see your output pics

Here is the Low beam

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Not impressed with the light bar but it is only 20' and it's at the bumper. The fogs are what makes a difference.

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2015 1500 6.2L SLT 4x4

- BDS 6" lift

- Toyo M/t

- RBP 99R

- Amp steps

- Flowmaster exhaust

 

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Are you from Houston? I noticed the gay family auto plate.

 

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New shoes for the girl...

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How do you like the rt's?

 

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What lift and size rims and tires do you have ordinance?

 

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