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4th Gen Light Bars for LED Bars or Round Lights - NM

Boy has this slowed down... Dang holidays.

Picking up powder coated mounts on Friday, will have them ready to ship Monday if anyone is interested!
 
Yeah retail is terrible this year actually. Even Amazon is suffering and expected to have lower than expected sales.
 
Final parts are in!!!

I have 3 Stealth and 3 Flush in stock ready to ship. $100 plus free shipping for either one. This is a flat mini textured black powder coat. It should hold up nicely.

Here are some photos of my Flush mounts:


 
Wish mine were powder coated lol.

Ya I know... I considered this when I started changing some of the parts. I felt bad because I sold many raw ones previously. But then I thought, should I not provide a better product to the community if I can? And the answer was yes; improve the mounts and try to keep them at the same price.

I am able to do this only because I reinvested any money I made from these before and purchased new tools and worked with distributors to make this happen. Ultimately it really came down to the fact that I will now have a bigger venue to sell these mounts beyond T4R. Using my new equipment to make more parts faster and being able to sell more allowed me to bring my costs way down, which I then put back into the parts.

I will offer this: if you have the raw mounts and want them powder coated for free, mail them to me and I will coat them with my next batch of coating and send them back to you. We split shipping; you ship to me, I ship to you. I will say though, that if you go to a local powder coater, most shoot black a lot. So you can probably have them coated locally for about $15 if you have them done a black color that they are using. Either way I will honor this offer, so shoot me a PM if interested!

PS: I know you were just joking around, but I wanted to address it anyways!
 
That is solid right there, wow that's next level business wanting to provide the best quality product at not cost to your customer's. :thumb3::cheers:
 
For some reason it's not letting me PM you, but I'm intrested in either the bar with 3 tabs and a hidden bar, or the flush mount with a curved led bar. Could you PM me a price on each one with LED bars included.
 
Post Christmas bump!

All sold out of Tube bars at the moment. I will order up more laser cutting for these soon. Still have 3 Flush and 3 Stealth if anyone wants one!
 
Little installation tip for those who are using the flush or hidden mounts.

When you install the mounts be sure to adjust the mounts up a bit.

Basically install said mounts but don't tighten them completely put light bar on and then level it but make sure its not sitting close to the cross member or when you hit bumps you will hear it clanking.

To test to see it is will make noise use your hand and hit the cross member if there two are to close you will hear it. I assume the vibration and flex in that area was enough that the two made contact tho that is just a guess.

Took me a bit after hearing metal to metal clanking to find out what it was it thankfully I was in a bad mood and it finally got to me and I started looking.

If you really want to test it hit a speed table about about 20 or (Don't ask) without the brakes and well if you hear the clank you know it needs to be adjusted :O)

And no it is not a flaw in the design of the brackets.
 
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Little installation tip for those who are using the flush or hidden mounts.

When you install the mounts be sure to adjust the mounts up a bit.

Basically install said mounts but don't tighten them completely put light bar on and then level it but make sure its not sitting close to the cross member or when you hit bumps you will hear it clanking.

To test to see it is will make noise use your hand and hit the cross member if there two are to close you will hear it. I assume the vibration and flex in that area was enough that the two made contact tho that is just a guess.

Took me a bit after hearing metal to metal clanking to find out what it was it thankfully I was in a bad mood and it finally got to me and I started looking.

If you really want to test it hit a speed table about about 20 or (Don't ask) without the brakes and well if you hear the clank you know it needs to be adjusted :O)

And no it is not a flaw in the design of the brackets.

Thanks for the tip! It is a tight fit in there and I am glad the built in adjustments worked for you. I will review my drawings, maybe I can add a little more space in that area on the next batch I make. Feedback like this really helps for product improvement!

If anyone has specific questions on this please let me know. The mounting holes are slotted so these adjustments can be made easily.
 
Thanks for the tip! It is a tight fit in there and I am glad the built in adjustments worked for you. I will review my drawings, maybe I can add a little more space in that area on the next batch I make. Feedback like this really helps for product improvement!

If anyone has specific questions on this please let me know. The mounting holes are slotted so these adjustments can be made easily.

I had the same issue. Mine wouldn't move up enough to stop the contact so I just inserted a little rubber washer, no more clank.
 
I had the same issue. Mine wouldn't move up enough to stop the contact so I just inserted a little rubber washer, no more clank.

Thanks for the info! If you would like me to make a permanent adjustment to your mounts I will take care of you. If you mail them to me I can trim a little bit and I can even throw a powder coat on them for your trouble. Let me know how I can help!
 
Thanks for the offer but I'm just too busy to do it! Haha! Bar fit great otherwise and you were right, no need to remove the bumper. Waiting on more lights to come in then I'll post pics.
 
I had the same issue. Mine wouldn't move up enough to stop the contact so I just inserted a little rubber washer, no more clank.

shouldn't be anything blocking it. loosen up the bolts and give it little love tap on each side with a rubber mallet just enough where you can run your pinky between the cross member and light.

How big is the light there should be plenty to adjust it.
 
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Thanks for the info! If you would like me to make a permanent adjustment to your mounts I will take care of you. If you mail them to me I can trim a little bit and I can even throw a powder coat on them for your trouble. Let me know how I can help!

Thats customer service right there!
 
Chris,

Im no professional in metals or have the patience it takes to make these things, but a thought couldn't a half a finger nail be reduced in the metal that touches the cross member with out loosing strength? yet keep it the same design right along the redline or atleast where it would touch the cross member


Just a thought
 

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Ya I know... I considered this when I started changing some of the parts. I felt bad because I sold many raw ones previously. But then I thought, should I not provide a better product to the community if I can? And the answer was yes; improve the mounts and try to keep them at the same price.

I am able to do this only because I reinvested any money I made from these before and purchased new tools and worked with distributors to make this happen. Ultimately it really came down to the fact that I will now have a bigger venue to sell these mounts beyond T4R. Using my new equipment to make more parts faster and being able to sell more allowed me to bring my costs way down, which I then put back into the parts.

I will offer this: if you have the raw mounts and want them powder coated for free, mail them to me and I will coat them with my next batch of coating and send them back to you. We split shipping; you ship to me, I ship to you. I will say though, that if you go to a local powder coater, most shoot black a lot. So you can probably have them coated locally for about $15 if you have them done a black color that they are using. Either way I will honor this offer, so shoot me a PM if interested!

PS: I know you were just joking around, but I wanted to address it anyways!

This is Class 1 customer service. It is hard to get Customer Service like this now a day. I don't need one yet but because of this post. I want one now. Do they fit with 1 1/2" body lift?
 
This is Class 1 customer service. It is hard to get Customer Service like this now a day. I don't need one yet but because of this post. I want one now. Do they fit with 1 1/2" body lift?

I have a half inch body lift and it fits fine. Not sure about 1.5" though.
 

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