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I have a 19 RST looking for a light bar mount for the bumper/grill. I found zroadz has one but it's 150 bucks. Is there any others out there or have anyone made ones and can show me what they did. I have a 30 in straight led bar from my old truck I wanna use

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Mine has the active shutters and I have a 30 inch double row straight bar. Not sure if that will work for me. I really don't wanna mess with the shutters 

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1 minute ago, Jeffy5044 said:

Mine has the active shutters and I have a 30 inch double row straight bar. Not sure if that will work for me. I really don't wanna mess with the shutters 

 

Mine has the active shutters too. From what I have read, if I had picked up a curved bar I wouldn't have had to modify the active shutters.  I only had to trim a little bit on the lowest row of shutter.

 

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5 minutes ago, Jeffy5044 said:

You think a double row would fit in there nicely

I am not sure if it would fit, because the bracket lines up perfectly with a spot where one of the tabs clip in, the double row would put the bar in the way of the tab in the center.

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3 minutes ago, Jeffy5044 said:

I like the look of it and it's like impossible to steal but I don't think my bar will fit in there

There is definitely no way to get it without ripping the grill off.  Yeah the light that you have I really don't think would fit without major modification.

 

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