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I made some aluminum brackets to hold my light bar to those two angled supposrts behind the grill, so far so good, except clearly I need stainless screws haha.

 

 

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hey man what brand of light is that and how long? also i will buy brackets if you have them for sale

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hey man what brand of light is that and how long? also i will buy brackets if you have them for sale

 

I have sent you a PM.

 

For anyone else browsing, the light bar is an aurora led 30" single row - combo beam pattern.

 

I am still selling the light bar brackets, they are available now for $99/set + shipping. Anyone, please feel free to message me for a set.

 

Thanks for the interest,

Colton

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Anyone consider using a Cradle mount like this one for behind the grille?

 

http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/43010

 

Shipping dimensions are 4" so I'm assuming its no deeper than the light bar itself. With the grooves on the back it looks like you could set it up exactly where you want it to be and drill holes in the rad support to mount it.

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Anyone got pictures of how they mounted their light bar on the top half of the grill and has anyone done or seen the flush mount leds in the step of the rear bumper?

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Anyone consider using a Cradle mount like this one for behind the grille?

 

http://www.rigidindustries.com/mounting-options/43010

 

Shipping dimensions are 4" so I'm assuming its no deeper than the light bar itself. With the grooves on the back it looks like you could set it up exactly where you want it to be and drill holes in the rad support to mount it.

Hmm, it's definitely a good proposition.

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So with that remote harness where exactly is this being plugged into to draw it's power and how much plug and play is it because sometimes people says it's so easy and when you get into it your just lost...

 

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So with that remote harness where exactly is this being plugged into to draw it's power and how much plug and play is it because sometimes people says it's so easy and when you get into it your just lost...

 

probably depends on what kind of remote harness it is. I have a totron wireless harness and its completely plug and play. The main harness just connects to the battery and there is a lead where you can either plug the wireless box to or a rocker switch. Real simple.

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So with that remote harness where exactly is this being plugged into to draw it's power and how much plug and play is it because sometimes people says it's so easy and when you get into it your just lost...

 

probably depends on what kind of remote harness it is. I have a totron wireless harness and its completely plug and play. The main harness just connects to the battery and there is a lead where you can either plug the wireless box to or a rocker switch. Real simple.

This is the screen shot of the one someone posted from page 3 I believe 4a693c49ab4ef99ac0b0d3148f90409d.jpg looks simple enough I wonder if that relay plugs to anything or just hands there iv never very installed a light bar before

 

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You could let the relay hang but i attached mine to the inner fender in the engine bay.

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So what's the much watts with light bars this is what I want to get my hands on 35c8cc743d32f300b8b7ebd559577a24.jpg and use the remote with it 510e47a8a19d97519bfbf6355af4e9fe.jpg

 

Would that 120 watts be to much of a power draw from the battery...? I want the final product to be this 9cb895d4d81606d21706d85438f40c23.jpg

 

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Here's mine. Mounted it up last weekend. I bought some aluminum angle from lowes and used that to mount the light bar to the radiator supports.

 

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^^^^^ I don't need one but all these sweet looking trucks are making me want to install a light bar in my grill.

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^^^^^ I don't need one but all these sweet looking trucks are making me want to install a light bar in my grill.

I don't think anyone "needs" these but damn are they fun to have on a vehicle. I have not regretted putting mine on at all, still makes me giggle when I turn it on.

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