Off-road light mounting on a Denali

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DenaliAK

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So, I want to put some more light out front for night driving so I don't plow into a moose and kill my car and/or me and my family. Anyone know if I can mount some Hellas (or whatever) directly to the bumper or am I going to need some sort of custom light-bar/mount?
 

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Get a light bar that connects to the luggage rack. Put 4 Spot beam kc dayligters on there, then a bumper guard with 2 more kc daylighers on there only Fog beam. Chill...
 
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Yeah, that'd probably do it. I don't have the money to get quite that many at the moment...lol.

I'm trying to avoid the whole brush-guard thing if I can and I don't want them up top because I use the rack for other things.
 

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you can swap out your fogs for a pair of piaa 510's, much brigher, or just throw an HID kit in there.
 
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you can swap out your fogs for a pair of piaa 510's, much brigher, or just throw an HID kit in there.

Yeah, I'm putting some HID's in those. Trying to find some 55w ones for a good price and that are in stock.
 

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So you noticed the stock fogs are a joke as well.. Maybe just me but I can't even tell if they are on or off when I'm driving, seriously. I have to be parked in front of a building and hit the switch and look for the shadows. lol but if it were me and I was putting aftermarket fogs on I'd get a new wiring harness so you can drive with the highbeams and fogs on at the same time. I was driving my dad's truck and would have hit a cow if I didn't have all the lights running at the same time. Yes a cow- I was on a highway too.
 

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So you noticed the stock fogs are a joke as well.. Maybe just me but I can't even tell if they are on or off when I'm driving, seriously. I have to be parked in front of a building and hit the switch and look for the shadows. lol but if it were me and I was putting aftermarket fogs on I'd get a new wiring harness so you can drive with the highbeams and fogs on at the same time. I was driving my dad's truck and would have hit a cow if I didn't have all the lights running at the same time. Yes a cow- I was on a highway too.

Here's a real easy mod that will keep the fogs on with the high beams.
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=974
 

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when i was in alaska alot of the cars and truck up there had a light bar on their vehicle called a unibar. it was a simple one bar set up that bolted to the vehicle and they had 2 moose lights, i'll try and find a picture for you

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Ok found a picture but its kinda small and crappy. but if you save it to your pc then zoom in you'll see it
lightbar.jpg
 

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