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G2 Light Bar Questions

derian06

Red Rockett
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1,866
Location
Madison, AL
Flat, It think i'm going to switch to curved.
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TxHummer07

Well-Known Member
Messages
55
Location
San Antonio
I have 2 amazon bars that work perfectly and weren't expensive at all. Mounts are great, can easily handle two bars. You can use riv nuts, or self tapping screws, I used self tapping screws.
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What brand if you remember?

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humvee

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507
Location
Doha, Qatar
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I like the G2 mounts. Only had a 30" and dually LEDs, so added a cradle and fabricated it to look nice.
Still prefer the curved LED look to mine, but had other priorities $$.

The riv nuts that come with the mounts are poor quality though, I suggest you get your own. They wouldn't hold well, had to weld them to the body.
I suggest you do that anyway if you do high speed offloading, the downward force multiplies the weight of the bar, if you're going fast on uneven terrain.
 

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JPaul

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2,436
Location
Way up north, UT
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I like the G2 mounts. Only had a 30" and dually LEDs, so added a cradle and fabricated it to look nice.
Still prefer the curved LED look to mine, but had other priorities $$.

The riv nuts that come with the mounts are poor quality though, I suggest you get your own. They wouldn't hold well, had to weld them to the body.
I suggest you do that anyway if you do high speed offloading, the downward force multiplies the weight of the bar, if you're going fast on uneven terrain.


I thought you were in Qatar, not Australia!?
 
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