Clark Collins

I bought a 32" LED light bar on Amazon in October and it came with the complete wiring kit for less than $100. I've used it a bunch and it really lights up the world. It has held up fine so far. Mounted above the windshield it made a harmonic noise that I fixed by wedging short pieces of 1/4" drip tubing between the fins in the middle of the back.

akguy47

I have bought 3 light bars and the 4" lights that you did from amazon. The 50" straight combo bar I mounted on my jeep and is as good as the rigid light. It is made by USA light optics and sells for $246.00 Which is way cheaper than rigid. Similar light bar on rigid's site is $1700.00. I also bought a no name 32" that I wouldn't put up against small flashlight. The good ones use Cree led's from my experience.

darkknight1999

I have these on my wife's Willy's. They work great, no troubles at all. Whatever lights you get be sure the LED's are CREE.

KrayzieLuke

How did you mount it on the stock number? On my phone it doesn't look like you used a light bar or anything.

budmanm3

Looks like he mounted it with the mounts the lights come with, and did it directly into his roof above the windshield. Ballsy lol

Rtittsworth

Did you silicone anything to keep the weather out? How long have they been installed?

Also, I'm going to be pm'ing you in the near future about your in dash cb install.

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darkknight1999

They've been installed roughly 2 months or so... I haven't had to silicone them at all. Honestly for what I paid for them, even if they do get some moisture in them and burn out I'll just get another set of Rigid 2x2's to put up there to match the Rigid foglights I installed in here bumper.

I have had bad luck with cheap 50" led light bars. But you get what you expect for the money. However even that has been ok. I'll have to pull it off at some point and seal it up better as it does get some moisture in it. But I just don't have $1500 bucks to throw at a Rigid led light bar.