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Bora... place an order with me i'll ship you a free harness (I have some extras laying around). Just make sure you PM me if you place an order so I know which order is yours. I get these harness' free from AuxBeam when I place orders and since I tend to make my own harness' and use my own switches, I have no use for them.
Thanks. By the time it gets to Canada I can go build my own. The harness is fine and the wires are a good size. No off the shelf harness will do what I want and building what I want is easy.
I've got the 20" in my front bumper and its worked fine for me even after a scare of water getting into the wiring harness after a mishap where it wasn't tightened properly. Like everyones said they're all chinese made but going with a company that has something to lose would be your best bet such as RC. All in all I say pull the trigger if the light isn't going to be put through hundreds of hours.
You should point your light bar a little higher that way you can light up more than 60 feet in the foreground.
If you're talking about mine these pictures were prior to installing a 2" level so the light has much better projection now just haven't taken any updated pictures. These were all from the week I installed
You should point your light bar a little higher that way you can light up more than 60 feet in the foreground.
I actually like mine aimed a bit lower. I have a roof mounted bar so that shoots out for me. I like the lower bar for additional close-range road lighting
03-09-2016, 08:12 AM
