Light Bar suggestions?

[ktm525]

If you are the only car on the road when running it how did they pull you over?

 

[TrinidadLR4]

If you drive past them as they're sitting on the side of the road.

 

[cperez]

If you drive past them as they're sitting on the side of the road.

It must look like Close Encounters of the Third Kind coming in for a hot touch-n-go when you roll past a speed trap. Love it.

 

[ktm525]

Gotcha. I don't have a kind view of light bars since I get blinded quite regularly by the jacked up F350 Brodozer lit up going the other way on a 2 lane. AT the very least tie it into the high beams with a master switch.

 

[sonicpix]

I have the factory installed high beams. How do these compared with that, if anyone knows. I know when I have mine on, it's like being in a football stadium. I've considered swapping them for after market brands, but not sure it's worth it.

 

[TravisL_2727]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CRS91TJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have this light bar mounted to the front of my Front Runner rack. I have the amber led's wired straight into my marker lights and I LOVE the look of it. I wired the main leds into my high beams and kept the separate switch inline so I can turn it on and off only if my high beams are on.

 

[rjowenusa]

I agree with others who warn against roof mounted light bars for any driving purpose unless they are far enough back to not shine on the hood at all. I had a roof mounted lightbar on a D2 but it was almost worthless while driving because of hood reflection. It was awesome as a work light if I needed to get out and clear debris from the road etc. Also, I personally get really annoyed when I meet someone with their light bar connected to either high or low beam on the street. It's very inconsiderate - and illegal. A front mounted lightbar is the way to go for trails.