🚙 GS Power Upper Windshield Mount LED Light Bar Bracket (Choose from 50, 52 & 54 inch, Straight/Curved) for Chevrolet 1996-2006 Chevy Silverado Avalanche Suburban Tahoe & GMC Sierra Yukon Review

Some reviewers say they had to cut or bend brackets to get the job done. Not me. I just checked the location of the driver's side bracket. Attach the light bar loose on the bracket. Grabbed the passenger arm. I looked at the layout to make it look the same as the driver's side. He grabbed the other end of the light strip and brought it to the bracket. Fits perfectly. Wiring my light bar was a lot trickier than that Installing my lightbar with these brackets Good product.

Ideal for Suburban 2008 Cut out the top screw hole with an angle grinder and modify the mounting radius. Also cut off the inside of the bracket with a fine angle grinder. slightly in the shape of an 8-pointed star, which eliminates the rotation of the light strip when fully twisted (instead of adding electrical tape or whatever people use). After these modifications I painted it Satin Black which went well with the powder coating. Whilst I customized all of these modifications to my specific…

They weren't easy to install. Chevrolet 2500 HD 2002 I had to mount them further than the instructions say. Also visit YouTube for helpful installation tips. The manufacturer limited himself to worthy instructions. Just two photos. Only one shows the bracket mounting holes on the rail and is enlarged so the alignment and direction is guesswork/trial and error. Be sure to place a towel on the cab roof to protect it from scratches during dry assembly. In any case, there is someone holding the…

I know this bracket was for Chevy not 2006 Dodge Ram 1500. But I didn't want to pay 6x the price for it. the only proper mount I could find, I risked $10 and bought it. The test landings looked like they were made for this truck, and as soon as my daughter and I had a day off together, I crashed into her truck. Installation was very easy, I pulled out the door seal and exposed the mounting rails/droppers. They are held in place with torque screws, pulled two straight over the window and found…