Rigid light bar.

Snake

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So, back on track, are these lightbars something a guy can drive with on desolate roads? As in, nobody is around turn this on and its easier,safer to see? I could get into.this if so. I already gave wifey the heads up on buying one if it'll work.

I have mine tied into my high beams. Figured if they were on, its ok to add a little more light. And there's one less switch on the dash.
 

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I have mine tied into my high beams. Figured if they were on, its ok to add a little more light. And there's one less switch on the dash.

Thats not a bad idea. I too dont like alot of random switches and **** everywhere. lol
 

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Thats not a bad idea. I too dont like alot of random switches and **** everywhere. lol

Hell no, me either. I would probably wire into the headlight switch like the factory fogs so I could run them with high or low beams.
 

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Factory fogs turn off with the high beams, don't they? It's been so long since I've had mine I can't remember.
 

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On the 05-07, you just have to ground a pin at the fuse panel and you can run fogs all the time. I can't remember the pin number though, but there's a write-up on one of the other forums.
 

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On the 05-07, you just have to ground a pin at the fuse panel and you can run fogs all the time. I can't remember the pin number though, but there's a write-up on one of the other forums.

Yea, or a britebox setup(high and low beams simultaneously) which allows the fog circuit to remain hot always. So long as the switch is pulled out.
 

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Yea, or a britebox setup(high and low beams simultaneously) which allows the fog circuit to remain hot always. So long as the switch is pulled out.

That's what I'm running now. I wasn't trying to tap into the SJB on the 08 and ups. Looks like more work that what I want to deal with or the fact that I hate wiring.
 
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