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Crooks Enthusiast

Crooks

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I know in other thread there are a few AT and space above the grill installs.

Can you take pics of the front with the light off in the daytime? What brand is the 32"?

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allterrain14 Enthusiast

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Here is a pic on the GMC with the Denali Grill and a pic with the grill off.

 

If you need the bars hit me up they run $160 for a Cree bar. 2yr warranty. You can view/order from www.infiniteoffroad.com

 

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kye Enthusiast

kye

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Here is the mock up of my mictuning 37" bar. I need to cut the vertical plastic pieces out a little to make some room in order to get the grill back on to do the final fitment. Then I'll bolt it to the angled supports that it's zip tied to. I've also still got to find a good spot to tie into the high beam trigger circuit. 20140726_235230.jpg

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How do you light that bar? i am thinking about getting the same one, does it have good distance??

TKhawk01 Enthusiast

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I'm pretty happy with it. The only issues I have are after driving in the rain the bulbs fog up for a week or so and the wiring harness it comes with is inadequate. I fixed the wiring when I installed it and am planning on pulling it apart and trying to seal it up better next time it dries out and I have time. .

Zasker1 Enthusiast

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I was thinking about trying this with a curved LED light bar, anybody try this or have an opinion?

 

 

 

 

I see your using a 37inch light bar, do you think I could fit a 40?

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I prefer multiple smaller lights to one large light. My 4 light setup with half the lumens has better side coverage than what I saw in that video and I have full adjustability of each light. That's why off-road racers have many different lights on the vehicles. It isn't only about how much light, it as important to have it controlled properly. The single bar type setup is very limited and should be augmented with other lights IMO. Unless you're just burning paint off a fence, of course.

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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heres mine! Great amount of light. 30" behind the grille is purely a spot beam pattern and the 20" on bull bar is combo beam

 

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Will try to get some good output pics soon.

 

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Antoine08 Enthusiast

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heres mine! Great amount of light. 30" behind the grille is purely a spot beam pattern and the 20" on bull bar is combo beam

 

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Will try to get some good output pics soon.

 

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Man that looks so Damn Good

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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Man that looks so Damn Good

I had 3 techs from the dealership make a point to come out when my truck was done today and they all wanted to know where I got the bars. They all love this set up too! I even turned them on for the techs. One was smart enough to stare at them when I told them not to because I was about to turn them on. He couldn't see too well for like 10 minutes. He got blinded with how bright everything is!

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