light bar decisions

A.^^^

B. ^^^


C.^^^


well, i need fogs for my truck ..and robert AKA. evilmonkey so graciously photoshoped three light bars on my truck...which one should i purchase?

 

I like B. I think it looks the best.

 

yeah i like that one as well...but this would be for the street and the lights i thought about getting were the Hella 500 fogs on the inside and maybe some KC highlights drving 100watt on the outside of the light bar

 

hella 500 fogs on the inside of where?

 

get that avid thing if you're not going to replace the whole bumper

 

the hellas would be going on the outside of the bull bar row..and what avid thing? do you mean aries bul bar with the two lights?

 

no i mean the avid lightbar. run a search, it looks like the arctic trucks lightbar thing.. pretty good looking and i think its only like 150

 

wow...i will definitely look that up. thanks

 

well, it looks really good..but i dont think i have 400 dollars to shell out for the bar and lights and all ....believe me..i love it...but its alittle steep for me right now

 

Go for C man!!!

 

A for sure

 

I like c, it gives you a nice little skid plate also.

 

The Avid is the way to go. Brandon fab'd mine with no light tabs, but he can put as many as you want in just about any location. It's one of the few light bars that doesn't overwhelm the front end of the base truck.

 

BTW, Brandon offers a discount to TW members.

 

I say option A. doesnt look overkill on the truck. bull bar just looks too bulky (and they make me sick) personally i think the avid bar is too much metal just to mount some lights on.

 

You would look like a *** with "C"

 

ill sell you my blacked out bull bar??

 

wow..thank you everyone for the opinions and thoughts..currently i am researching a plain jane smitty built light bar from four wheel parts...questioin tho...i fi get lights..what can i get away with on running on the road? maximum wattage or candle pwer

 

which one do you think would be suitable?

 

It depends on the laws/regulations in your area and the beam pattern of the lights (driving, spotlight, fog pattern). I wouldn't run an aux. light thats going to blind oncoming drivers.