P1000 Roof lite mounts with hard top and SATV flip-up?

[A_Sutley]

looking for some mounts for a 54" curved led roof lite. I have a Honda hard top with a SATV flip up windshield. I don't want it any higher that the top of the roof for trailering reasons. Any ideas??? Thanks.

 

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[clifforeilly]

View attachment 144453 looking for some mounts for a 54" curved led roof lite. I have a Honda hard top with a SATV flip up windshield. I don't want it any higher that the top of the roof for trailering reasons. Any ideas??? Thanks.

 

[Neohio]

View attachment 144453 looking for some mounts for a 54" curved led roof lite. I have a Honda hard top with a SATV flip up windshield. I don't want it any higher that the top of the roof for trailering reasons. Any ideas??? Thanks.

There was a guy all over the pioneer facebook groups selling brackets to mount a light up that high.

 

[aauman88]

My buddy runs one above his hood. The black one

 

[Jsb1234]

I mounted mine to the roof , booth the brackets that mount to the roll cage but didn’t fit quite like I liked it’s maybe half an inch above the roof line

 

[Jsb1234]

Btw used big fender washers on the inside of roof

 

[JiminAZ]

Lots of folks really like the big light bars, and that's your choice.

As I considered what to do on my rig, I decided smaller but high quality lights would get the job done with less power drain, and overall a "cleaner" install.

Your requirements and desires may vary. But I think it's something you should at least consider. There are very powerful smaller bars that people are using up on the front bumper, as well as opportunities to mount lights at the hood level on the A-pillar.

Again, your rig, your usage profile, your choice. If you plan to be up to your armpits in water in the dark, maybe a 54 incher up top makes perfect sense.

 

[Jsb1234]

Lots of folks really like the big light bars, and that's your choice.

As I considered what to do on my rig, I decided smaller but high quality lights would get the job done with less power drain, and overall a "cleaner" install.

Your requirements and desires may vary. But I think it's something you should at least consider. There are very powerful smaller bars that people are using up on the front bumper, as well as opportunities to mount lights at the hood level on the A-pillar.

Again, your rig, your usage profile, your choice. If you plan to be up to your armpits in water in the dark, maybe a 54 incher up top makes perfect sense.

I do not use my rig for much other than hunting, and where I hunt is wet gumbo mud. Headlights or low mounted led wouldn’t work in my situation as they’d be mud brown in a matter of minutes