What was done to your JK this week?
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JK Newbie
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Wiichita, KS
Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far.
The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking!
The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking!
JK Freak
Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Tupelo, Mississippi
Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far. The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510734"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510735"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510736"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510737"/>
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From: Phoenix Arizona
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Can't seem to find the anzo light brackets for that price.... Did you get them on eBay? Can you post a link?
QUOTE="08JK316;3735962"]Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far. The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510734"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510735"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510736"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510737"/>[/QUOTE]
Can't seem to find the anzo light brackets for that price.... Did you get them on eBay? Can you post a link?
QUOTE="08JK316;3735962"]Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far. The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510734"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510735"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510736"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510737"/>[/QUOTE]
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From: Wiichita, KS
I get a very quick whistle from 35 to 40 mph and nowhere else. I was told puting
Plastic tubing in between the fins eliminate the whistle. Its not long or loud enough for me to even bother with.
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Can't seem to find the anzo light brackets for that price.... Did you get them on eBay? Can you post a link?
QUOTE="08JK316;3735962"]Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far. The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510734"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510735"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510736"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510737"/>
Can't seem to find the anzo light brackets for that price.... Did you get them on eBay? Can you post a link?
QUOTE="08JK316;3735962"]Added a 52" LED Light bar this week. Finished up the wiring yesterday and its very impressive the output from it is twice as good as i expected. The light bar is a knock off brand from a company on ebay called newcomdigi they just went on sale a few days ago for $235 so snag them up! I wasnt lucky enough to get it for that price but close enough. They are very well built and sturdy from what i can tell and come with a warranty. So figured for 5x less then a name brand bar and it is domestic it was worth the gamble. And if i wasnt happy i could always use it for something else or in the garage. But it has met all my expectations thus far. The mounting brackets are ANZO i also go off ebay for $75. They were raw steel without the anzo emblem lazer cut in to them. I just sanded them as well as i could and hit with 5 coats spray on bedliner over 2 days time and they came out great. Fitment is spot on and very well built. I like the fact they allow enough room for the wires to be ran under the bracket and hidden for the most part. I did put foam weather stripping on the back sides of the brackets to eliminate any metal on metal contact with the body so there will be no paint damage. And it is all wired with a rigid industries high output wire harness. I took alot of pictures of the install but here are few to show it installed. I think the bar adds alot of appeal to the jeep and makes it beefier looking! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510734"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510735"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510736"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=510737"/>
I did get them on eBay. I don't know if it was a limited quantity or what. When I did the search I put in 52" light bar brackets. I'll see if I can't find them again. But for the price I had to jump on it.
