Exactly, it gives people more ideas, possibilities that they can work into what they're doing.

 

Yup, this is still being read by at least one newb. I don't know when I'll get around to putting lights on mine, but this is one of the first threads I subscribed. Looks great, far better than what I managed back in the 80's (last time I installed lights there was a small fire under the dash. Maybe I'll use fuses this time )

And to my fellow Americans - Rt hand drive vehicles are fairly easy to get used to. Even shifting with you left hand isn't bad ... No, the controls are easy. Surviving a right turn was the hard part (there were many angry Micks on the streets of Dublin that day!)

Thanks again

 

I really like this light bar. Its definitively on my mod list now. Where did you get the bar itself?

 

Im thinking about making a "Cheap light bar how to" just to give people more options as far as the light bar goes. all the light bars that I've found are 50-100$ and with a quick trip to my favorite shopping center (Pick N' Pull) i found just about everything for 10$

 

Go for it man! We all love options.

 

im going to be doing this sooon hopefuly but im hopeless at the DIY wiring :\ would it take a few hours to do the wiring and mods to the switches?

 

Ryan, if you want, I have a spare lightbar (roof rack) & still have the templates for the bracket to fit it to the roof rack. I also still have some of the alu flatbar if you want.

 

Sounds good Ken! would i be able to check it out on the coming weekend? feel up for a bit of and adventure at Woodhill with the Blazer....

 

Got too much on at work & at home at the moment. Busy building my decks. This weekend the hot tub needs to go in so I can finish the bottom deck - Then I can finish the fencing at the back. still need to build another two low retaining walls.

 

hey ken have you still got the Blazer? ive only done minor stuff for my Blazer , looking into a suspension lift kit but still keeen on doing the light bar