Westin Ultimate Bull Bar
02-17-2012, 09:04 PM
#21
I just installed the Westin Ultimate bull bar on my 06. Looks great and easy to install. Your are getting a good price, I got mine from AutoAnything for $327 plus got a set of Westin driving lights thrown in. Am in the process of installing them now. I did not get the front license plate bracket, Alabama doesn't require front plates. RTR.
Good deal!!! Hope it ships monday so I can install next week!!!!!! I'm still considering lights!!! Wife says no but I say, "WOMAN, IT'S MY TRUCK!!" Then she came back into the room!!! haha
02-17-2012, 09:06 PM
#22
I Like Tires
Originally Posted by Bug Bunny
Good deal!!! Hope it ships monday so I can install next week!!!!!! I'm still considering lights!!! Wife says no but I say, "WOMAN, IT'S MY TRUCK!!" Then she came back into the room!!! haha
Get the lights! But don't go cheap if you do it! Lights are definitely a "you get what you pay for" item. I recommend KC because they have a 23 year no questions asked replacement warranty for bulbs, relays, rusted housing, whatever!
Also I recommend a long range/off-road application because the driving lights usually count as high beam and you can't have two high beams or regular lights + high beams on at the same time anyways. Not in Tx at least. And you aren't going to be using these on the highway either. The off-road lights shine crazy far and are super bright. But they are a more concentrated beam so some people don't like them, but they work perfect as deer spotters for me.
Last edited by BassAckwards; 02-17-2012 at 09:13 PM.
02-17-2012, 09:16 PM
#23
Lol spoken like a true man!
Get the lights! But don't go cheap if you do it! Lights are definitely a "you get what you pay for" item. I recommend KC because they have a 23 year no questions asked replacement warranty for bulbs, relays, rusted housing, whatever!
Also I recommend a long range/off-road application because the driving lights usually count as high beam and you can't have two high beams or regular lights + high beams on at the same time anyways. Not in Tx at least. And you aren't going to be using these on the highway either. The off-road lights shine crazy far and are super bright. But they are a more concentrated beam so some people don't like them, but they work perfect as deer spotters for me.
Get the lights! But don't go cheap if you do it! Lights are definitely a "you get what you pay for" item. I recommend KC because they have a 23 year no questions asked replacement warranty for bulbs, relays, rusted housing, whatever!
Also I recommend a long range/off-road application because the driving lights usually count as high beam and you can't have two high beams or regular lights + high beams on at the same time anyways. Not in Tx at least. And you aren't going to be using these on the highway either. The off-road lights shine crazy far and are super bright. But they are a more concentrated beam so some people don't like them, but they work perfect as deer spotters for me.
02-18-2012, 01:08 AM
#24
I Like Tires
Originally Posted by Bug Bunny
I'm pretty **** about my ride and keeping a pretty stock interior. Where are you guys putting the switch for the lights??? And thanks for the info on the KC. That was actually a big reason I was thinking no because of that very reason. Hate seeing the lights that are six months old all rusted out!!!