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175vTrailbossLT Enthusiast

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let the market mature... I know RI is working on a fog and grill setup... 
 
other companies are slowly pumping out stuff as well..
 
as of now, there isnt a product i would use.
 
only potential option ive found remotly suitable is RI SR-Series.. it's about 1.2inches tall, one of the thinnest, high end bars available.  and its actually SAE compliant, so you can use on the public road.
 
nothing is worse than some idiot with a 50 inch light bar blasting 50,0000 lumuns down the interstate, blinding 20 drivers.


Need more fog options for sure. I think BD have one but they are so pricey. Want some amber fogs and then I’ll add perhaps a 20” bar behind grill.


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Rob19TB New Member

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On 9/24/2019 at 8:39 AM, Sotally Tober said:

Baja designs.  Wired into high beams.

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Do you think that with those Baja designs mounts you could have fit a 30” bar behind the grill?????

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o8budda13 New Member

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So I’ve been in the works of installing 2 32” light bars for sometime. But like every new truck, they don’t make brackets so I custom made some. Don’t mind all the wiring. I just installed the amber lights and I’m still in the works on tucking in the wires for a clean look. Let me know what you think and how I can be of some assistance to you all. 

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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So I’ve been in the works of installing 2 32” light bars for sometime. But like every new truck, they don’t make brackets so I custom made some. Don’t mind all the wiring. I just installed the amber lights and I’m still in the works on tucking in the wires for a clean look. Let me know what you think and how I can be of some assistance to you all. 

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Look's good - Any photo's of the grill off, or night photo's ?? Thanks

o8budda13 New Member

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Not yet but I’ll post some tomorrow. The lights aren’t hooked up yet. I mean I have the wiring done but I was debating where to install the switch in the cab 

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Bo Evans Enthusiast

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I don't see why the BD kit will not work on my LTZ? The grille is the same "style" as the white truck posted.

TheTicketTX Enthusiast

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On 1/12/2020 at 3:59 PM, o8budda13 said:

Not yet but I’ll post some tomorrow. The lights aren’t hooked up yet. I mean I have the wiring done but I was debating where to install the switch in the cab 

There’s no metal backing close to parking break. that’s where I put my switch

TheTicketTX Enthusiast

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14 hours ago, waverider969 said:

I have done something similar to my 2020 custom with one 22" Bar. I think it looks good but not sure if Im loosing lot of light behind the grill. 

Not a fan of bars behind the grill. Losing light for sure

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jvc New Member

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On 4/3/2020 at 12:32 AM, kye said:

40 oz usa osmar curved.  Fit really nice. 

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what kind of modifications did you do to get light bar to fit?

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maverick585 Enthusiast

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On 4/3/2020 at 1:32 AM, kye said:

40 oz usa osmar curved.  Fit really nice. 

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I too would like to see how you mounted it. Please and thank you.

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