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4th Gen 4runner Rooftop Light Bar Mounts Chico, CA

downpour11

downpour11

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The long awaited 4th gen rooftop 50" straight light bar mounts are here!!!

These are laser cut from 1/8" steel, CNC bent, and powder coated semi gloss black and will mount a 50" straight light bar on the roof of your 4th gen '03-'08 4runner.

Price is $165.00

Type in "t4r" in the coupon section when checking out to receive free shipping!

Click here to order! http://www.slagfactory.com/shop/lightbarmounts/4th-gen-4runner-roof-top-light-bar-mounts/

***FYI Rigid bars measure 51.75" and will not work unless you have the housing turned down***

I have light bars ready to ship as well if you are looking for one, let me know!

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Sets ready to ship!

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Are these designed to be attached to the roof rack rails? Could you possibly post a pic of them mounted?

Thank you in advance.
 
preacher35 said:
Are these designed to be attached to the roof rack rails? Could you possibly post a pic of them mounted?

Thank you in advance.
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They attach into the gutters of the roof, for those who do not have a roof rack that goes all the way up to the windshield.

I don't have a pic of them mounted on a truck yet because the change we need to make is an angle change so they will fit properly in the gutters.

I will get all those pics up once the change is made and they are good to go.
 
How was the wind noise? It's not like my GY Duratract not loud enough already.
Is there glare from the hood if you mount your light on the roof?
 
Net4n6 said:
How was the wind noise? It's not like my GY Duratract not loud enough already.
Is there glare from the hood if you mount your light on the roof?
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I have my bar mounted higher than the position of these, and I have no noticeable wind noise.

There is a little glare from the hood, but it's all in how you position the light bar and which pattern you are running. A flood pattern is going to have more glare on the hood than a spot obviously. I have a flood pattern bar and I have some glare from the hood, but it's nothing that's going to distract me from the trail. Everything else in front of you is completely lit up. It doesn't bother me at all. Put it this way, if glare was such a problem, we wouldn't be making mounts to mount a light bar on the roof of your truck.
 
Troymclure said:
So yes? haha. How do you seal it up? I have mounts in the same spot and Im trying to figure out a good way to prevent leakage
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Yes, but you're not drilling a big hole, and then screwing in the mounts. The self tapping screws have a bushing that prevents leakage. I've had mine in since last September and they are sealed perfectly fine. If you're worried about it, you can add a dab of silicone.

You literally place the mounts in the gutter, put a self tapper on the end of your drill, drill them in and you're done.
 
downpour11 said:
Yes, but you're not drilling a big hole, and then screwing in the mounts. The self tapping screws have a bushing that prevents leakage. I've had mine in since last September and they are sealed perfectly fine. If you're worried about it, you can add a dab of silicone.

You literally place the mounts in the gutter, put a self tapper on the end of your drill, drill them in and you're done.
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I like that a lot more than what I did, I put four large holes in my roof with bolts running through since I didnt know if self tapping screws would hold. Oh well, time to buy some silicone and some rubber washers.
 
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