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What make is that bar Todd? Any specs? Looks like a spot configured beam for high speed driving?

I think I found seller from another member who got one. It is 32 inch, 13500 lms spot/flood combo. It was like $90. I replaced his switch with a halo switch. I have been real happy with it.

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Eyourlife 32" 13500LM Led Off Road Led Light Bar Flood/Spot Combo Beam- 3W Led-180W White by Eyourlife http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D8RYHHE/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_7e9oub0KW7MDA

 

Let me know if link doesn't work.

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32 inch

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High beem and fogs 084f1fd3e38bdbcd8da29f289ce3fca3.jpg

Now with light bar

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Can you snap some pictures during the day of the bar? Want to do this on mine. If you wouldn't mind posting a picture with the bar on and one with it off looking straight at the bar. Thanks!

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Thank you! Also how is it on distant shine? I already have LED pods for my fogs and a 20" bar that does pretty good for flood and decent for Spot. But I still don't have much distant light.

 

 

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My distance is pretty good. I may aim it one notch higher though. Still puts light well ahead of me. I can see reflections a few 100 yards up.

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Here is an AC Auto 32" led light bar i got off amazon for 90$ that's turned out great behind my 2014 silverado ltz grill. There's not much of an opening in the grill space of the ltz like some of the other models but i was pleasantly surprised how much light it puts out. I have another light bar on the way and i might try to double stack another. Easy install. Just bolted right to the V frame and the light bar just rest against my grill. yCAaSEA.jpg

 

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Just read on another forum someone doing a wireless connector and using one of his home link buttons to turn on and off the led light bar

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Just read on another forum someone doing a wireless connector and using one of his home link buttons to turn on and off the led light bar

Pls post a link to that. I wouldn't mind doing that if I set up a new bar and rewire my old bar to do the same. And would be nice for some AUX reverse lights

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Dang, I just drilled holes in my console for my switches last night. I should have checked up on this thread first, that remote would have been sweet.

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Would it be possible to wire up the remote to another brand of light bar? Say a rigid industries one?

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Someone with a 1500 needs to get that and see if it'll work! I don't see why not. But someone should try it. Wouldn't mind getting that with some spot lights.

 

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Nevermind! They have one for the 2015 1500. So I'm sure it would carry over to the 2014 1500

 

http://trexbillet.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1961

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