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Old 07-25-2014, 12:29 AM
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I mounted mine in the bottom bar and never had bounce issues.
What bottom bar are you talking about? Gonna get some kc day lighters next week and wanna mount them behind the grill
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What bottom bar are you talking about? Gonna get some kc day lighters next week and wanna mount them behind the grill
The lower bar on the header panel behind the grille
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Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew
The lower bar on the header panel behind the grille
Oh ok. I'm gonna paint my honeycomb grill Sunday and I'll take a good look at everything then.
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Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew
The lower bar on the header panel behind the grille
Oh ok. Gonna paint my honeycomb grill Sunday so I'll take a good look at everything then.
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Oh ok. Gonna paint my honeycomb grill Sunday so I'll take a good look at everything then.
It's pretty self explanatory once you see it apart
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Starting this thread now to run it by you guys and make sure I'm not overlooking anything. I'm doing this for fun and it's oAccessories Video Link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004L0AAQY/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_WTqKtb1PGH23T I've got some: I do plan to use wire loom, plasti-dip, solder, and heatshrink where applicable as well. Also, some silicone where the 10awg feeds into the housings
Ever get these lights up? Just bought all my stuff should be here in a few days. I want to see how yours look all painted and such!
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QUESTION:

Just got my 24" led bar in and want to know where I could get a power source. I know I could just directly to the battery, but I'd like to do a fuse or something. 120watt led bar.
Thanks will.
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QUESTION: Just got my 24" led bar in and want to know where I could get a power source. I know I could just directly to the battery, but I'd like to do a fuse or something. 120watt led bar. Thanks will.
you could do a in line fuse setup off the battery
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Got it in! Wired it to the battery with a fuse and ran the switch out by the parking brake release. Will post more pics tomorrow!
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Hey anybody put kc daylighters behind the grill? I have some 6 inch spots and I tried to get them put in today but the grill pushes in on them and they shine way too far up! Any of you guys have the same problem?
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