Best light bar & install in Seattle/Everett washington

Fourumrider

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I'm looking to get a 40 inch light bar installed to go along with my new Gobi stealth rack and ladder combo... The stealth rack comes with a set up for a 40 inch bar...
My question is...
What is the best light bar for around $300-$750 and where is a good place to get it installed in the greater Seattle/Everett/Lynwood area?

I have a 2015 sr5 premium in white

Also is drilling into the roof or vehicle required for installation to hide wiring?

Any recomendatioms or thoughts on the light bar with Gobi stealth rack will be appreciated!

Thanks guys!
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Since you have a ton of views and no comments... I'll try to help.

I don't have a gobi but there is wiring built in that rack if I understand correctly. Regardless plenty of folks have mounted lights and run wiring, many seem to take it in through the rear hatch, a few have taken down along the windshield. Either way there shouldn't need to be any drilling. If you search around you will find some pics and if you look at some of the cb installs on the lift gate you can get a good idea of how they ran wires in and towards the front. Check out [MENTION=55815]Okki[/MENTION] build thread in the stickies for some great details on how he did it.

On the light bar, there are a ton of options, again probably need to search around, I have a rigid sr20 in my grill and it's amazing. I am considering a Titan series from superbrightleds for the roof given the cost, but I generally fall into the "you get what you pay for" camp.

Can't help on shops, but if you can install your gobi, with enough research on this site you can do the light bar.
 
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A 40" for under $750 is pushing it. Unless you want to go with an Ebay light.

Closest to that price for a decent light is Wurton's 5 Watt bar. Seems like a quality product. Debating if I want Wurton or VisionX for my 40" bar.
 
Coming from a guy that's bought a lot of light bars, from cheap eBay ones to my $1200 40" Rigid on the roof rack - pay the extra bucks for a Rigid. Spend the cash up front and you'll only have to buy it once. As far as installs, just do it yourself - it's easy-peasy.
 
Mule Expedition Outfitters in Issaquah. Those guys are amazing. Very friendly, professional, and passionate about what they do.
 

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