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I got the first M&R High5 Grill kit for the JK

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Old 05-28-2013, 11:00 PM
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It shoots pretty far. Cant drive around without flickering it on. HAHA

Camera make it a little yellow but its actually crisp white

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Old 05-29-2013, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by MrPinski
The lights are roughly 2" by 2" each with plenty spacing. The area they take up doesn't impact the cooling of the JEEP


They sit right over the bully bar. If some of the light is lost it's right up close and has no impact from the driver seat. Light output is crazy

They are aluminum and have cooling fins

This set is advertised as pure white at 6000k
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On my ARB bumper the bull bar is somewhat taller, so it might get in the way.
Would you please post the distance between the top of the light and the top of the intake slot?

Is your set spots only, or spots and floods?

6000K is a bit above daylight, towards the blue, but the advantage of 'understated' tucked-in lights is pretty much irresistible
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That looks awesome! Sorry to hear that your 50" lightbar was stolen
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for reasons based on ur experience I use plug in connectors for my lights and disconnect and remove them when daily driving. I dont get to off-road at night that often so I dont consider it a great inconvenience. Lights are just too expensive and it is too easy for some a-hole with a socket set to take them. Your solution is great though! I would like to see more integrated light solutions like this on the market.
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Interesting.......
Old 05-29-2013, 07:20 PM
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Just in case you guys are interested, they can be seen at MandRonline.com

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Spoke to mike at M&R, were gonna edit the bracket slightly higher to make the space between top of the grill slits smaller
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Originally Posted by 4W-Jive
Looks great! How much? Can the lights be pulled up closer to the top of the grill slots?
In the manufacturer pic, it looks like you could flip the lights upward (spin them 180) and they'd be closer to the top of the grill slots.
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Thats would not work since the light would hit the bracket.

I like this setup since its Headlight level
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looks good


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