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Nice lights,but you could of fixed your truck for the price of the 20 inch lights,.....Gotten parts from salvage yard new looking take off's...anyway nice lights,,,sad to see anything damage,but i am guess the guard prevented it from being worse...
Thanks buddy, but I honestly think It adds character. I hit a metal fence going 45, and thats all that happened. I have since then painted the bumper black, took off the bumper skirt, and got new black headlights.
I was also thinking about replacing the Ranch Hand bumper thats damaged with this one.
Thanks buddy, but I honestly think It adds character. I hit a metal fence going 45, and thats all that happened. I have since then painted the bumper black, took off the bumper skirt, and got new black headlights.
I was also thinking about replacing the Ranch Hand bumper thats damaged with this one.
You'd be able to hit anything with that bumper and still look ok. They have a picture some where of someone with a stealth hitting the back of a car and the car is all smashed up but the bumper is still good.
Now for another really popular setup that works best with the '09-12 grills. Dually's mounted behind the grill on the sides of the bars. There are a few different ways to mount them, some choose to bolt to the grill itself, other mount to the grill supports, other to the radiator supports, it's really up to you.
I have a question as to how the cubes were attached to the frame. Unfortunately, the black liner hides the mount. Can someone tell me how the light was mounted? I have a 2012 and I am not sure how to go about it.
Do you drill a hole through the top bar to get to the bottom bar?
I have a question as to how the cubes were attached to the frame. Unfortunately, the black liner hides the mount. Can someone tell me how the light was mounted? I have a 2012 and I am not sure how to go about it. Do you drill a hole through the top bar to get to the bottom bar? Thanks.
Yup. Drill through top to get to bottom. Use a small flat piece of steel to extend the mount towards, bolt the light to that flat piece.
I got a 10" SR2 combo for christmas from the inlaws. That's pretty cool.
Got it mounted up by installing a piece of angle aluminum and bolted it using the grill support bolts in the middle along the bottom rail. Only trouble was that remote switch wiring is just about at the maximum extent from the battery so I can't really run the wiring as well as I'd like under the hood. Any ideas on that, maybe extend the remote switch wiring harness to make more slack?
The spot beam in the center of this little light is surprisingly far reaching. The flood capacity of the light may be hampered a little with it behind the grill mesh, but definitely the spot provides further and brighter light than the stock high beams.
10-31-2014, 07:35 PM
