KVA
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Hit up Alex directly [MENTION=68079]drabbits[/MENTION] or send me a PM and I will give you his mobile.
The light bar looks awesome up there. That's the same setup I'd like to go for as well! One quick question though....do you notice any sort of whistling noise driving at higher speeds? I do not want to put up the wind deflector, because IMHO, it kinda looks silly and out of place on the rack.
Lastly, is that the Rigid 40" E2 series? What are your thoughts of it so far? If you could be so kind, could you take a pic of what it looks like with the light bar on and off?!
Ditch the wind deflector and replace the light bar with a Rigid 40" E2...that's my plan! I do like that look though.
Those who have lightbars mounted, can you post a pic please? I'm interested in seeing where/how its mounted and how far in front of the rack it is. From the couple I've seen, it looks a little exposed up front. Thoughts on this?
Thanks for your input.
Ton of wind noise without the deflector. Also, to make that electrical run you would need at least 3 #10 from the relay/battery.
3? to the light bar? neg, pos, and.......?
I think the folks that have light bars have already posted pics in this thread. The rest of us haven't done anything. There are a couple good shots of the front in here as well, from what I recall it's tight from the fairing to the bar so if you have something in mind just ask Alex as I'm sure he can do it.
Even with 2 bars, you're better off increasing your wire size (if needed) and running in parallelI thought he meant two (2) light bars
Otherwise just two wires #10 or lower.
Even with 2 bars, you're better off increasing your wire size (if needed) and running in parallel
Black Box Logistics the "S" series in a custom size = 40"
KVA - just to verify, you had black box build or order you the 40" as a custom size?
Wait, increasing the gauge means the number gets lower?! Haha sorry man, I'm actually an electrician, it's all good.When I meant lower, I meant #8 (gauge), #6, #4, etc... so basically increasing wire size. #10 is the minimum for 30 Amps @ over 30 foot run.
Wait, increasing the gauge means the number gets lower?! Haha sorry man, I'm actually an electrician, it's all good.
Correct. Custom order...