LT classifieds

If I remember right, there is a guy selling an Onyx 6 in the 2nd gen BST forum. I remember seeing it a few weeks ago.

 

I hear ya man, I was gonna install my rear LT kit with my 12s but it sounds like I need to do it right and just save for 16s while I'm at it. Funds funds funds...

 

i tried tagging you in it today but wouldnt let me, brand new bar too

 

Trade in isn't looking good. 15% restocking fee. So unless they give me a really nice deal on th 16s I'd rather one of us get a good deal on the 14s.

 

Thanks man. I would like to pick up that new 20" bar but this needs to sell first.

 

Thanks. Just need to sell this one first.

 

Anyone looking to get rid of their All Pro +2 or know of one?

 

No order wheels

 

Fine mom

 

Wheels won't help you see a G Out or washout at night. If you wad your truck up at night because you can't see, nice wheels won't help. Just saying

 

Haha I have a way to get both

I told Connor I'd sell him my wheels so i guess I gotta do that. But I still wanna snag this. I'll hit you up in a few days hopefully

 

I hear that Connor guy pays in advance too.

 

A 20" probably won't do that either unless it's mounted on the roof

 

Putting a lightbar on the roof is a horrible idea unless it's over the cab and off the windshield. Or you wrap your hood to eliminate the glare.

Case in point. Most lighting is on the front bumper.

 

So basically eliminate glare on the hood and it's an excellent idea. Also, since you posted a trophy truck, usually they attach a roof bar at night, because bumper lights cast shadows that hide washes. Pretty sure a member or two on here found that out the hard way during night runs

 

Your right that a lot of Trophy truck teams mount a roof mount light bar below the roofline at night. A ton of 1450 trucks mount round lights right over the windshield too.

My point is a bumper mounted light bar especially amber will help keep you out of trouble at night. Assuming you don't way over drive your truck at night. I've almost been one of those guys who wads up their truck a few times and credit good lights for helping me make better decisions because I can see.

 

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This^^^^

Part of why they do it at the windshield is because they have no windshield to glare off. For our trucks behind the cab works sooooo much better than at the windshield, that way you get lighting above eye level to stop shadows and zero glare. At the rear of the cab also eliminates wind noise and drag, anyone that has had a light bar on the windshield can tell you its a huge parachute and even if quiet its catching a lot of wind

Bumper lights


Roof lights + bumper lights (note this is looking through the windshield with zero glare because the roof blocks the hood and windshield)

 

I agree that's why my last prerunner had a 30" light bar on the bumper and (4) big HIDS behind the cab.

 

True that man, I got a 20 inch onyx BD as well and it don't do shit compared to my 50 inch BD stealth bar. Just go roof.