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07Serria

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07Serria Enthusiast

07Serria

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Has anyone installed an LED light bar in the hole of the front bumper on a 2015 Chevy 2500 HD? Thinking of doing this I'm looking for information and opinions first

Justin5352 Enthusiast

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I installed a 17" led lightbar in the hole of 16 Sierra 2500HD and it filled it up pretty good.

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Pix? Details?

 

I don't have any pictures with me and I won't be home back to my truck for another week.Basically I just bought a 17'' 2 row light bar off of amazon with the bottom mounts and not the side mounts and it fits perfectly.

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I did this on my 16 silverado, brackets were bought from Socal SuperTrucks

 

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Installed with an 18in Vision X Lightbar. Happy with the way it turned out very bright looks stock to.

 

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NTD Enthusiast

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All you assholes do is blind the people coming at you with these ridiculous light bars.

MW2500HD Enthusiast

MW2500HD

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I made my own bracket to mount a 12" single row led light bar just above the bumper and allows air to the trans cooler. I haven't seen trans temp increase at all. The one pictured above I would bet blocks enough air to increase temps. I would only run a single row if you plan on doing it.

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