Light bracket in front of radiator..PICS
#12
Senior Member
That's exactly what I was thinking you could do! How much light do those put out? I'd imagine you could also get some LED light bars about 12" or so in size to put on each side. Maybe something like this
#13
Call me Mike Honcho
I'm in serious need of a mount for this 20" rigid that's laying on my living room floor
I'm going to a muffler shop soon to see if they will weld me a bracket up high. My mesh grill will be in Thursday. My next issue is that I want it wired on a 3 way switch so I can cut it on off and auto on when high beams are on.
I'm going to a muffler shop soon to see if they will weld me a bracket up high. My mesh grill will be in Thursday. My next issue is that I want it wired on a 3 way switch so I can cut it on off and auto on when high beams are on.
#14
That's exactly what I was thinking you could do! How much light do those put out? I'd imagine you could also get some LED light bars about 12" or so in size to put on each side. Maybe something like this
Amazon.com: Eyourlife 12" 72W Cree LED Off Road Driving Fog Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Beam 4X4 off road ATV SUV Jeep: Automotive
Amazon.com: Eyourlife 12" 72W Cree LED Off Road Driving Fog Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Beam 4X4 off road ATV SUV Jeep: Automotive
#16
The grille also blocks the airbag sensor....And correct me if i'm wrong...but the airbag should deploy regardless of whether or not there is an 1/8" piece of steel in front of it. If you come into contact with something hard, chances are it's going to engage the airbag due to the fact that it is a pressure sensitive system. I'm not sure if the airbag sensor in our trucks is mechanical or electrical, but both work in the same manner, sending signals to the inflator. Anyone have any insight to this?
#17
Looks great! You have any pics with the hood shut?
Last edited by bwFX42006; 02-17-2015 at 10:22 PM.
#18
Call me Mike Honcho
The grille also blocks the airbag sensor....And correct me if i'm wrong...but the airbag should deploy regardless of whether or not there is an 1/8" piece of steel in front of it. If you come into contact with something hard, chances are it's going to engage the airbag due to the fact that it is a pressure sensitive system. I'm not sure if the airbag sensor in our trucks is mechanical or electrical, but both work in the same manner, sending signals to the inflator. Anyone have any insight to this?