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I want to mount a 3" x 3" x 30" LED light bar on my front brush guard. There would be about a 3" clearance in front of the factory grill where it basically lines up with one of the grill's cross sections.
Obviously there will be some interference with air flow. The question is, is it enough to matter?
Thanks for the reassurance.
I always keep an eye on it anyway.
I'm probably a bit overcautious, but I figure a second opinion is always good.
Much appreciated.
No but again if it were me I would have done testing similar to wind tunnel testing with a fan and fog set up to see how it would effect air flow but meh I guess I'm more cautious then most but something that small shouldn't have any bearing on the air flow
Our backup ambulances and mini pumpers here have custom grills that block airflow for their siren and light packages (pre LED so pretty big) and don't have too many issues so I would say not too big of an issue.
Pretty simple install. The toughest part was finding a path through the firewall for the switch legs.
The switch is just hanging under the dash for now. I need to get a small switch bank.
I have a set of square KC LED fogs coming. They'll bolt right on and use existing wiring.
The LED's look a little strange to me, but they put out a lot of light without pulling much amperage.
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