Just bought a crap ton of light bars :D

PICS!!!! :





High beams:



With LEDs on:







Out on the road, it's been raining though so it won't show that good:

Lows:



Highs:



Highs with LEDs on:

 

It's a lot brighter then it actually looks, the grill blocks out a lot of light honestly for the time being, not only that but I also think that I took the pictures at the wrong exposure. Etc. etc.

 

Looks good man do you notice any shaking with all that weight on the light bar.

 

No actually. None at all. Why is there complaints of shaking?

 

None i just wanted to see if the brackets would shake with that many lights mounted on it.

 

I've taken it freeway speeds and nothing. I also had to mount one of the brackets further out to accommodate the spacers as well.

 

Looks great! Now I need to get a grill...

 

I was finally able to mount my lights....

 

Very nice! It looks just like mine, except a little less. Are you having any trouble angling yours freely past certain points of rotation like I am mine?

I still need to do my grillcraft

 

I purchased the same lights as you did, but I mounted the pods in my bed on a light bar that is attached to the bed rails.

I was having a bit of trouble at first. I ended up taking the regular mounts and putting them on the ends of the 21". I then angled the BAMF LED mounts at a 45 degree angle and tightened everything up. By using the mounts in that way it allows for up and down adjustment along with some left to right movement.

I have to pull my grill this weekend to install new horns. I'll take a picture and post it then.

 

I want to see yours from the inside and see how you mounted it. Maybe it might help me in terms of helping towards a higher degree of movement.

 

This is the best pic I could get with the truck in the garage and the grill still on. You can see the mount on the side of the 21".

 

Wow. Why didn't I think of that?

My biggest question though is how did you get the oversized bolt to fit through the 1/4" opening of the LED bar brackets?

 

I used a smaller bolt, washers and a nut w/ nylon. I tried to drill them out but it just wasn't working. So I made a run to Lowes in my wife's Mini and got some smaller bolts.

It took a few test fittings and about 1/2 the day to arrive at this configuration. All I have left is to install my fuse block, relays, and an oil catch can... Oh wait that's a different thread....

 

Yeah see, lol I hd to get some smaller bolts myself and run somewhat of an interesting setup in order to get it to work. I tried to drill out and rheem a lot of different things but nothing worked so I went back to square one and put a twist to it. Wouldn't you know it that it worked!

Good job on your build bud!

 

Here is a night pic of my 21" and 15" blitzpro.

 

Very nice! That looks good, very similar to my own!

 

Who is Cameron Diaz?

 

Honestly they seem to be the same quality as the rigid's minus the connectors that they lack to come with but I guess it is what it is.