built me a light bar...
Not bad at all. Although I would recommend running all of the wires in one split loom along the horizontal tube, then down the vertical bracket. It would look 10x cleaner than having all of the wires hanging out there.
Bar and setup looks good,
why did you use flatstock on the supports and not tubing throughout? it would have given a place to hide said wires. i didn't notice the wires at first and thought about tubing for supports but didn't mention it til now.
That's exactly what i plan on doing. Due to my impatient *** and lack of time that day, i wired em up like that instead of waiting and doing it right ha.
I used flat stock because i had a lot of it at my house so i though why not. I also thought it would make it a little unique lol. It's pretty stiff too, especially with only 2 bolts holding it on.
May I suggest grade 5 at most for the bolts? Simply put, grade 8 bolts are harder than any part on your truck, if you get in to a fender bender they won't bend much and most likely will tear the **** out of whatever that bar is mounted to.
Great bar and fab work, did you use a tube bender?
Great bar and fab work, did you use a tube bender?
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