Convertible Light Bar
04-04-2008, 09:09 AM
#5
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: tennessee
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RE: Convertible Light Bar
I have the CDC that I installed myself. Very enjoyable install, very easy. I have the brake light in mine as well. Some folks will tell you that you need to buy a extra part to wire it in, but dont believe the hype. I called CDC when I installed mine and the kits have been updated with a different instruction manual where it now wires right into the truck on the passenger side without any extra parts.
The entire install took about 2 hours. I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, that took another 30 minutes to install, and easily removes if i have back seat passengers. Glass was around 100 bucks.
Hope this helps.
The entire install took about 2 hours. I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, that took another 30 minutes to install, and easily removes if i have back seat passengers. Glass was around 100 bucks.
Hope this helps.
04-04-2008, 09:23 AM
#6
Is the tide gonna reach my chair?
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Nor'east
Posts: 4,389
RE: Convertible Light Bar
ORIGINAL: jdphillips73
I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, Glass was around 100 bucks.
I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, Glass was around 100 bucks.
04-04-2008, 12:26 PM
#10
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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RE: Convertible Light Bar
It's just the harshness from the camera flash combined with the metal halide (spelling?) lights in the convention center. It's actually a black interior (or dark charcoal, or whetever they call it)..