anyone have a Bull Bar on their Excursion?
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Bull bars are functional and practical. Is there a better way to mount a couple of driving lights on the front end for around $150? If there is then I would consider it.
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they are gonna block the grille no matter how you mount them. There are about a million bolt on solutions to mounting aftermarket lights to the front of the superduty... everything from pods that replace the factory towhooks, factory lights that mount in the front vents, grilles that house 2 big *** round lights, bumpercovers with additional holes for lights, etc. Light bars, bull bars, grille guards, full bumper replacements....
The bull bar is the most obtrusive option, and the one that would reduce your approach angle the most.
If you realize all this and just really want a hunk of chromed exhaust tubing hanging below your front bumper, thats cool.
The bull bar is the most obtrusive option, and the one that would reduce your approach angle the most.
If you realize all this and just really want a hunk of chromed exhaust tubing hanging below your front bumper, thats cool.
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Hey Rich, I did find this thread over in the Super Duty's. Some grill guards, some light bars, and some bull bars.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...per-dutys.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...per-dutys.html
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the bar i had on the 2004 mounts to the tow hooks, not from the bottom. its not actually marketed as a true "push bar" its a light mount..but it can save you from light hits. if your looking to push anything get a road armor bumper.
i have the other style light bar on my '02 now, only reason i went with it is i wanted 4 lights instead of 2.
i have the other style light bar on my '02 now, only reason i went with it is i wanted 4 lights instead of 2.
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Yeah, It's sitting in the garage - took it off during the lift install.
I like those bumpers - but if I do go that route I think I probably should have gone with the X-codes instead of the V-code springs, with the extra weight of the bumper and all.
Thanks for the link!
I like those bumpers - but if I do go that route I think I probably should have gone with the X-codes instead of the V-code springs, with the extra weight of the bumper and all.
Hey Rich, I did find this thread over in the Super Duty's. Some grill guards, some light bars, and some bull bars.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...per-dutys.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...per-dutys.html
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