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J
Yes, I guide on a ranch and we do night hunts for exotics. Need light for other than straight ahead of me!
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Wow ok, and hefty dual batteries and maybe even a 140 amp alternator...
That’s cool though. Going to need you a handy fabricator!!
knuckledeep
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building one would be fun shipping is a big cost with something like this though if someone local cant help you and these wont work let me know
J
These are sweet but they won’t work due to me already having a the 50” lightbar. I need it custom made with a metal brake and a cnc to cut the holes.
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Remington
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To make the pic that @knuckledeep posted work.. move your light bar down to the hood/windshield area (many are this way) and just use the bars on the roof rack for asome pods all the way around or on all 4 corners? Just a thought.
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I suspect a roof rack is handy and likely capable of handling a considerable amount of weight/gear. On the flipside and depending on the amount of weight applied, you can quickly alter the center of gravity, see below and just something to keep in mind..., picture below if from this article, see TECHSTOP 5: The Effect of Weight on a Vehicle - Dynamics | Pedders Suspension – the car suspension specialists!
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I wonder why the vehicle on the right is narrower and taller than the vehicle it’s being compared to for COG divergence????
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J
It wouldn’t be able to handle the tasks I bought it for. Plus the hood and grille guard reflections would be terrible. The racks are badass but not practical in this situation.
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ohanacreek
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Its "raised 50mm with a loaded roof rack" and its not wider only a optical illusion. Most guys raise a Jeep with tires and a lift to fit those tires vs a factory mall crawler jeep, then throw a roof rack on so I am guessing thats why its, "raised 50mm with a loaded roof rack".
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I don’t have issues with reflection with my 52” curved light bar. What kind of brush guard do u have?
J
BRB Ranch in Brady, Texas, you can check them out on Facebook or their website!
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Yes sir! It’s outside of town, but that’s the closest well known town around there!
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Axis deer, antelope, mouflon sheep and more!!!!!
knuckledeep
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is the double light bar on the front having the bigger bar on top and what size light bars on the side and back
J
50” up top, rigid dually side shooters beside it, green 30” below it, then 30 or 32” on the sides and back with another set of cubes on the corners facing the rear
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