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Behind the grill Rigid 30'' E2 combo install

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mounting post

Solid steel mounting post. Ran the post the height of the entire grill so I can easily mount other light bars on the same post in the future. Planning on putting another one right above this one and then one in the top honeycomb area of the grill. Not the cleanest cut on the top of the posts, I know, but I didn't need it to be cleanest. Works perfectly.

 

Mounting post

Same as the other side. Same length and runs the entire height so i can add more LED bars in the future.

 

mounted

Mounted

 

wires

This is the nipple where i ran the wiring harness through the fire wall into the cab. It is on the driver side. I pulled it down with a flat head, and then threaded the wiring harness through with a wire hanger.

 

wires

Heres a more zoomed out view of where the nipple is for running the wiring harness.

 

Switch

In my truck, there is this slot on the side of the steering wheel. At first I thought it was for the lever for adjusting the steering wheel height, but the lever does not use it at all. So I decided to place the switch there. Perfect place because I didn't have to cut anything, pull the dash apart, and the light is also hidden so it is not obnoxious.

Rigid behind grill

Hard to tell in this picture, but the LED bar sits perfectly right above the bottom of the grill. I couldn't have planned it better if I tried.

Front shot

Front shot

akkrezz Enthusiast

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Don't know why the pictures got all messed up but okay.. idk how to fix it

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Any body have a picture of a single row or double row amber bar behind the grill? Would love to see how it looks.

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Thanks for sharing.

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