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And all it costs is your first born child.

 

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http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/46511

60 bucks for a direct no hassle fit is worth it to me... You don't have to buy their lights

 

There is also a kit on ebay that people have posted

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This is only for the GMC, and it clearly states it's for 2007-2013. So this won't work on our trucks.

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Gotcha, Yes If I had a GMC I would have probably just bought this kit.

 

But I love the way my dual cube set up came out, looks bad A$$

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I have the rigid single square dually or d2 fog replacement setup. Just waiting on slights to show up - install looks ver simple and shouldn't take more than a hour or so. I will post up pics once I have it all put together -

 

 

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I have the rigid single square dually or d2 fog replacement setup. Just waiting on slights to show up - install looks ver simple and shouldn't take more than a hour or so. I will post up pics once I have it all put together -

 

 

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I would be interested in how you do with the install. I have been thinking about a light bar behind the grill and now lately considering the fog light replacement. Did you order the floods or the spots? Thanks

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Ordered the driving lights - I have a 20" combo in the slot above the license plate (removed) as well

 

 

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Gotcha, Yes If I had a GMC I would have probably just bought this kit.

 

But I love the way my dual cube set up came out, looks bad A$$

 

They turned out real good, I can't wait to do it to mine. It will probably get done right before hunting season. Have you posted any pictures of it back together yet?

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How does the light bar behind the grill work for you? Also how about the performance of the fogs VS stock! Truck looks great.

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DUALLY FOGS NEED OUTPUT PICS RIGHT MEOWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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That escalated quite quickly^^

 

 

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... Also how about the performance of the fogs VS stock! Truck looks great.

 

 

Gonna be night and day difference. Stockers are 500 lumens. He's probably got 5000-10000 lumens in there now.

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I don't have any night shots yet, but YES there is a BIG difference between my current set up and the stock set up.

 

The Fogs are pointed just slightly out to provide better side light and the bar takes care of the center light need.

 

My LED Bar is also a combo beam so overall the light spread is great between the bar and the fogs.

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