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Jon A
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A double row works well behind the Denali grill. Here's my 30" curved Totron:                 The LED's are 1" appart and the rows of holes in the grill just happen to be 1" ap

MotoMedic
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The correct term is "illegal commodities broker" thank you!   I actually work for an oil company, which is similar because both businesses provide highly desired products at artificially inflated

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Here it is.

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I have the original N-Fab light bar which you are correct mounts to the inside frame rails where the tow hooks are located. I can't imagine they would have redesigned the size of the bar just to add the multi mount rails, I assume they just welded their new rails where I have four tabs. Largest led bar I could fit was a 40" Rigid Industries which extends past the N-Fab bar slightly. I used the Rigid Industries 40" cradle mount and utilized the outside two mounting tabs on the N-Fab light bar, the center two were cut flush to the cradle mount since they will not be used. I really like my factory bumpers and planned from the beginning to find a way to mount the largest Rigid light on the front and a pair of Rigid Duallys on the rear, so N-Fab had the perfect solutions. I matched the front with the N-Fab Rear Runner.

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Did the front light bar eliminate the tow hooks? I don't want to loose the tow hooks, that is why I haven't installed a bull bar. I really like this bar!

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What grill do you have on your truck? Looks really nice!

 

Thank-you! RaceMesh Grilles is the company, Gothic style electropolished stainless steel is what mine is. Also check out RaceMesh Trucks if you like the grilles with the light bars also lots of customization available.

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Did the front light bar eliminate the tow hooks? I don't want to loose the tow hooks, that is why I haven't installed a bull bar. I really like this bar!

Tow hooks are fully functional

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Thank-you! RaceMesh Grilles is the company, Gothic style electropolished stainless steel is what mine is. Also check out RaceMesh Trucks if you like the grilles with the light bars also lots of customization available.

Does racemesh grille's sell any for the 2014 Chevy's because this is the first I ever heard of them and I took a look on there site and didn't see anything?
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Does racemesh grille's sell any for the 2014 Chevy's because this is the first I ever heard of them and I took a look on there site and didn't see anything?

If you get on Facebook their page is better they don't seem to update their website but hey I am sourcing a truck part not a web designer. They do have the siverado available. I found them once they had a few cover trucks on Truckin magazine and then I saw them at SEMA. If you look up Trilogy designed by Robiie Bryant at Keg Media now owned by Chuck Otwell you will see another finish than mine but we both have the gothic style. Best part is you will not see everyone doing your same setup like the typical brands that come top of mind.

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BTW I went thru power car wash and now there condensation behind glass. Damn cheap lights. Need to pull off grill to clean and re-seal housing. :M16:

Where did you buy them. We offer warranty that includes moisture in the bar. Have you seen if they will warranty?
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Where did you buy them. We offer warranty that includes moisture in the bar. Have you seen if they will warranty?

Amazon link that another member posted earlier in thread. I still have it saved so I will give it a try.Thanks

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Amazon link that another member posted earlier in thread. I still have it saved so I will give it a try.Thanks

Let me know if they won't warranty it. I will give you a discount on a new one.
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Let me know if they won't warranty it. I will give you a discount on a new one.

That is awesome! Thank you very much.

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