View Poll Results: Should i put off road lights behind the Grill
No
16
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No, but get a brush guard
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Yes, one set
22
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Yes, two sets
8
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Should i do This?
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From: StripedHEMI766 Racine, WI
Should i do This?
I was thinking of putting off road lights on my ram, but dont want to ruin the front end with a brushguard, i saw this but im wondering, should i do just one set as pictured, two sets, or forget the lights?
Here is my truck
Here is my truck
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i like the hidden light look. looks pretty cool.
the question is though....do you actually offroad? if so, go for it
if its a pavement truck....then no.
theres nothing worse than truck owners who jack their truck up 8 inches, and think they are allowed to have 6 or 8 headlights turned on driving down the highway.
the question is though....do you actually offroad? if so, go for it
if its a pavement truck....then no.
theres nothing worse than truck owners who jack their truck up 8 inches, and think they are allowed to have 6 or 8 headlights turned on driving down the highway.
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looks like it would be ok in the pic. so if your doin it the same it wont matter,
but just remember that any lights that are above the line of your stock headlights must have covers on when on the highways.
but just remember that any lights that are above the line of your stock headlights must have covers on when on the highways.
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From: StripedHEMI766 Racine, WI
half, go f yourself! 
These are the lights i was thinking of.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...=group_listing
These are the lights i was thinking of.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...=group_listing
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half, go f yourself!
These are the lights i was thinking of.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...=group_listing
These are the lights i was thinking of.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...=group_listing
these in amber is what i had on my blazer
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...002820/c-10101
they were amazing
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I had a diecast walker truck.. It was BA. Whenever I would put it away with others they would come out scratched but it would come out unscathed. But anyway, do it, I don't see any trucks around here with that. Looks sweet to me.
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haha....just bugging you, lights behind the grill is a good idea, i was thinking about doing it when i first bought my truck but then i got my Push bumper from a friend and just mounted them on there, when i time/money, I want to make a huge bumper like the Road Armors.....
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I might have to disagree.....Chevy/GMC FTW!!!! haha
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haha....just bugging you, lights behind the grill is a good idea, i was thinking about doing it when i first bought my truck but then i got my Push bumper from a friend and just mounted them on there, when i time/money, I want to make a huge bumper like the Road Armors.....
VS
haha....just bugging you, lights behind the grill is a good idea, i was thinking about doing it when i first bought my truck but then i got my Push bumper from a friend and just mounted them on there, when i time/money, I want to make a huge bumper like the Road Armors.....
