Grill lights....round HID's or LED bar?

Looks like your truck got it's teeth whitened

 

I went back and forth on mine, a 2013 with and Avid bar on the front. Then after I did a Grillcraft mx grill I got the BAMF behind the grill mount put my led bar there and my round Hella 500s on the Avid. I liked that look better. If you want I will try to get a picture up later.

 

yes please

 

I agree, on the newer models the bar looks a lot better in my opinion. And then rounds on 05 - 11. Im thinkin about rounds behind the grill mod im workin on

 

LED light bar with custom mount. Very sturdy and looks clean IMO

 

If you're looking for a good lightbar company, go with okledlightbars. There's a comparison floating around somewhere on here that shows they're just about as bright as rigid industries. Waaaay cheaper too + there's a group buy going on for them.

Hope this helps.

Edit: I got my 50" bar for $500

 

Ok here we go with some pics as requested
lights off
lights on
The ons on the hood are rigid industries, in the grill some no name Chinese company, and the Hellas aren't hooked up yet. Waiting on a wire harness that I ordered from Amazon. Hope it helps.

 

Diggin' your grill man, did you do it yourself?

 

Do both?

I ran 2 7" HID spots behind the grill and had room to still put at 24inch VisionX LED bar under them. I ended up moving the LED bar to the lower part of the bumper grill but there is room to make it work.

 

Yeah we had a few slow nights at work, night shift is good for "home projects". Originally I wanted a full deep satoshi but I really didn't want to mess around with it. So in the end the Grillcraft won. Wasn't that hard to do just take your time. Measure 40 times cut once. I like it especially since no one around me with a '13 has done it so it stands out.

 

How did you mount it?

Looks great, bet it shines real good there also....

 

I'm partial to mine. I just like the look of the round lights on a light bar.










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20" 4000 lumen. That's not right. My 20" is 9900 lumens @ 1000 meters. 4000 lumen better be cheap...