Off Roading lights

[Kissfan113]

I am looking into KC Daylighter mounting options for my truck. I will not be able to retain my brush guard since i am now going with a sport bumper. So i am back to looking for mounting locations for my daylighters. I have thought about an over roof light bar but lack the rain gutters to install one, I am waiting on the front end so i can get a buckstop outback, with 4 recessed light buckets for 6 inch lights, along with the plans to mount 2 on the top of the bumper. I like the idea of an overhead light bar, but have no idea how to make it work... as well how to run the wires. Any Ideas anyone.

Thanks

Kevin

 

[tURBOdIEZEl]

kevin you could always get a roll bar and be the diesel version of walker texas ranger. :-laf

 

[Cummins Pilot]

They make brackets that screw into the sheetmetal where your door seal is located that stick out like a rain gutter giving the light bar a place to mount to. I wouldn't do it since I think it looks tacky. But it is an option.

 

[Kissfan113]

i have considered just putting all the lights on the buckstop when i get it, that would be 6 total, I hope that they would not be too low and not give me the range the over cab lights would. I am still thinkin on how to work that,

Kevin