KC | Gravity LED Pro6 Light Bar - Info & Pics

I'm really happy to hear you're enjoying the Pro6! That's pretty much what this bar was designed for....The serious user that needs the performance that this puts out. I know it's not cheap, but as you said it is well worth it for what you get.

Feel free to contact me if you ever have any questions or comments or anything!

 

Loving the Pro6! Performance is obviously superb but I also like how it breaks from the usual light bar norm. G34s are great too, expecially when trying to get some focused but adjustable light while camping.

 

Here's some more recent pics of the Pro6 in action! First one is on @nfs257 s truck. Next is on a T4R out of Vegas.

Stay tuned for a badass build by Icon that used some of our lights!

 

Been eyeing the dual light setup of this look for the past few weeks. Really want to retain the round look but step up to LED light output. Just got to keep saving my pennies.

 

Holy shit that is a gorgeous photo. Let me know how I can be of help! I'd love to help you get your hands on a set of these

 

@erok81 rocking the Pro6 on his bumper, for now!

 

Soon to be back on the roof!

 

Just swooped up the pro6 bar. Pics coming soon

 

Back on the roof with different covers!

(Don’t worry old brackets have been cut off)

 

Awesome! Looking forward to it.

Looks good man! I don't think I'd seen your colored covers yet.

 

Awaiting my first personal shipment from Brad any day now. The TRS FJ is getting the KC catalog thrown at it.

Pro6 Roof Array w/ covers
Multi-Function Rear Light Bar
Amber G4 Fogs
Carbon Cowl Pods
Amber Cyclone Rock Lights

 

this light bar is just so cool. reminds me of the old days with smiley faces on my 100w KC on my old toyota truck.

 

We're excited to see how it turns out!!

Right? That's why I love it too...a modern twist on the classic light.

 

Just installed mine. Is there a better theft deterant than tac welding the bolts?

 

There are some security nuts available. @Taylor@KC HiLiTES posted them when I asked once. I’m just going to adjust mine and weld the nuts on.

 

I really want these lights.
I just added the Quad Flex as my Ditch lights and I am having Horrible vibration issues.
They shake like CRAZY!
I know this is off topic, but any suggestions? I was thinking of adding some poly washers and/or some rubber feet between the bracket and the hood to create some tension.
Originally I had the lights installed on the end of the brackets, but by moving them closer to the inside, they vibrate less.
Still basically look like strobes on the trail.

 

Which brackets? I only have half the lights you have (dual flex) mine don’t move at all.

 

cali raised.

 

So I am actually using some nuts I got from Bryce Fasteners (a Phoenix area based company) and they're insanely good quality. Mine are the Pentas. The only issue with Bryce is that they have a $100 minimum order which serves two purposes. The first is that they simply aren't really a retail/small order placed and usually only do big orders. The second is that this helps to prevent people from making a $20 purchase just to get the necessary key. However, a good set of locking nuts is about $40/pair anyway.

https://www.brycefastener.com/penta-nut-tamper-proof.html

I've chatted with Brian before at Bryce and you can call him to get better info at (480) 503-3801.

I used to recommend the ICI Light locks, but I just chatted with them and they're no longer making them and I can't find the correct M8 anywhere.

Here's an option I found on Amazon, but not sure if the Outside Diameter will fit inside the Tacoma overhead brackets where the nuts go.

$20 Lightronic M8 Security Hardware Kit for LED Light Bar Work Lights (4 Lock+ 1 Key)

https://www.amazon.com/Lightronic-Security-Hardware-Light-Lights/dp/B073QGJZ9Q

We just started making our on light locks in house, but unfortunately our M8 version doesn't fit inside the Tacoma mounts (the OD is just slightly too big).

 

Hmmm that's no good at all. Anything you can do to make those Cali Raised brackets more rigid should help dampen vibration. Big polyurethane fender washers may help a lot, but not sure they'll be the magic bullet. I like your rubber foot tensioning idea and that'd probably work best! Somehow create it similar to the bumpstop on our Pro6 bar and you may have a wonderful solution. However, that may be a ton of work and I haven't heard of any vibration issues with Rago Fabrication. Can you return the Cali Raised ones?

Rubber foot idea: