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#11
Drilled my side mirrors to allow them to drain (free)
50 inch bar with lifetime warranty ($100)
2 pairs of 3x2 led lights ($40)
Phone mount for dash panel ($9)
Ran my phone charger up through my dash and popped it out by my dash pannel where the phone mount is (free)
Pillow stuffing to speakers (polyfill, free from old pillow)
50 inch bar with lifetime warranty ($100)
2 pairs of 3x2 led lights ($40)
Phone mount for dash panel ($9)
Ran my phone charger up through my dash and popped it out by my dash pannel where the phone mount is (free)
Pillow stuffing to speakers (polyfill, free from old pillow)
#12
Also cut my pinch seam and added a fire extinguisher, collapsible shovel, tow strap, tools, and some other stuff I had at the house. Would rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it!
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Drilled my side mirrors to allow them to drain (free) 50 inch bar with lifetime warranty ($100) 2 pairs of 3x2 led lights ($40) Phone mount for dash panel ($9) Ran my phone charger up through my dash and popped it out by my dash pannel where the phone mount is (free) Pillow stuffing to speakers (polyfill, free from old pillow)
#14
You can find a bunch of 50"+ light bars for around $100 online (Amazon.com: 50 led light bar: Automotive). However, from the comparisons and reviews I've seen online, you often get what you pay for.
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You can find a bunch of 50"+ light bars for around $100 online (Amazon.com: 50 led light bar: Automotive). However, from the comparisons and reviews I've seen online, you often get what you pay for.
#16
Very true. Been there, done that. Go with a quality light bar from one of the big names. Expensive? yes. But you get the light output that you need rather than feeling that you have some cheap flashlights strapped to your rig with the cheap lights. Rigid and Baja Designs is all I buy now.
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If I could afford a 1000 dollars for a light bar I won't use that often I would. But alas I am a poor college student. If you got the dough definitely go with rigid but for the money and lifetime warranty I can't complain. I would rather have a cheap lightbar that helps light up the night than no light bar at all
#18
Exactly. I pulled it apart and put a bead of silicone around the front to seal it off a little better. Had 1 led go out on mine and emailed the company and had a new on at my door in two days free of charge with a free label to return the other one