LED Tailgate lightbar
LED Tailgate lightbar
I was thinking of getting a line of fire LED light bar for my ranger and since i have a stepside, i have to get a 36" one, well i found one, but i still have a problem, if i put it on under the tailgate, it will fit but it will cover up my spare lower hole, i was wondering if there was anywhere else i could put it, i was thinking on the actual tailgate, but on the underside of it, so its still hidden but the light will still show. what do u think. here is the one im thinking of getting.
thanks
Anthony
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Anthony
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i just put mine right over the hole.. i thought about it and decided i didnt care.. if i need the spare tire i just have to take out 4 screws to get to the hole.. i dont think its that big of a deal..im not sure what your saying about the underside of it. but if it were me. id just put it over the hole... form over function. haha
i just put mine right over the hole.. i thought about it and decided i didnt care.. if i need the spare tire i just have to take out 4 screws to get to the hole.. i dont think its that big of a deal..im not sure what your saying about the underside of it. but if it were me. id just put it over the hole... form over function. haha
its kinda hard to explain, well u know when the tailgate is down, well the flat part of the tailgate that facing the bed, so ?when the tailgate is up, the light bar would be facing down, and all u would see is the light, idk how that would look. do you know what i mean?
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
its kinda hard to explain, well u know when the tailgate is down, well the flat part of the tailgate that facing the bed, so ?when the tailgate is up, the light bar would be facing down, and all u would see is the light, idk how that would look. do you know what i mean?
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
its kinda hard to explain, well u know when the tailgate is down, well the flat part of the tailgate that facing the bed, so ?when the tailgate is up, the light bar would be facing down, and all u would see is the light, idk how that would look. do you know what i mean?
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
lol i would just put it over the hole, but i would have the luck that i would get a flat and not have a screw driver to get it out. hmmm idk lol
hey thats a good idea, did u use the tape it came with or did u screw it on?
I think those packaged Line of Fire lights suck major monkey *****. You can easily make your own much better with oznium flex strips. Remember this is coming from someone with about 1000 LEDs on his truck.
I did as some others posted in the thread. I didn't wanna cover the spare tire hole
Still plenty of room to clear the bumper. I got some 3M double sided tape from autozone comes like 1" wide I applied it then cut the over hang off
Defiantly spend the extra money for the 3M stuff instead of the cheap tape. The 3M is just like what OEM tape is


Still plenty of room to clear the bumper. I got some 3M double sided tape from autozone comes like 1" wide I applied it then cut the over hang off
Defiantly spend the extra money for the 3M stuff instead of the cheap tape. The 3M is just like what OEM tape is


Or if you bought the "good" Line Of Fire, not the el cheapo, it comes with 4 screws that lets you unscrew the light bar from the 4 plastic pieces that are 3M'd to the sheetmetal. That way you CAN get to the spare tire key hole. All this other stuff looks and sounds half-***, except for Ngabr1 and STL which works just fine.
When I was getting ready to install mine I also was concernd about the spare tire access. The line of fire that I purchased mounts with 4 tabs. I drilled and screwed the lights into the body section in your picture. I used stainless steel screws and then coated them with anti seizing compund. Should I ever need to get to the spare tire, grab a screw driver from the tool box and your ready to rock.
Or if you bought the "good" Line Of Fire, not the el cheapo, it comes with 4 screws that lets you unscrew the light bar from the 4 plastic pieces that are 3M'd to the sheetmetal. That way you CAN get to the spare tire key hole. All this other stuff looks and sounds half-***, except for Ngabr1 and STL which works just fine.
If you have reverse lights, then yes, and I'm assuming here, you have a good one. I don't know of any cheapo's that make one with the reverse. Good luck with the install and post pics!
I love mine!
I love mine!
Last edited by 99MazdaB4000; Jun 27, 2009 at 09:01 PM. Reason: Forgot pic, duh.
My truck has a small get you out of trouble tool box for the road. I also carry jumper cables and a disposable white paper jump suit. It's just like your mother told you, " Never leave the house without clean underwear on ", you'll never know when your going to need them.
yea i want to do it like u for the same reason!, it would be my luck to not have a screw driver to get it off. lol
Well i finally got one! and i love it, i decided to just put it over the spare tire hole and just keep a screw driver in my truck, i also got a new LED 3rd brake light which i will post pics of soon!


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