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That's.....a really interesting idea. How would you propose to wire that exactly? I think you might be on to something here....

Two reasons:1) I already have the roof brackets. 2) Second type of cool: I think it looks really awesome. The big bars I'm looking at are all combo beams....spot beams in the middle and flood on the sides, so in theory I should get the best of all worlds. I am worried about the glare, but I...

Checked out trail worthy fab....they've got some nice stuff, but not quite what I'm looking for. mitchman, I'm definitely leaning towards the Rough country, but the price tag on the totron is very attractive. I'm still trying to find some solid, definitive reviews of the product. The nice...

I, too, am looking at the Indel B. I'm going to be ordering one here shortly (end of the month). With my extensive research, I'm hard pressed to see why you WOULDN'T go with the Indel B. By all looks, it's as good or better than the ARB and substantially less money.

Here's one other contender: http://www.ledlightbarwarehouse.com/54-24960-lumen-led-curved-light-bar/ Anyone familiar with this company?

The 4AWG is a little overkill, but I wanted to err on the side of caution. It'll always be there if I ever need to wire in a heavier duty accessory. I'll post some more pictures of the light install when I get home. It's pretty simple.

Hey Guys, Let me start this thread with the following disclaimer: I do not have the budget for Rigid Industry Products. I'm trying to build a solid, budget-minded Domestic Expo Rig, and the price of a Rigid Light Bar is more than I can reasonably afford. With that said... So I've got my eyes...

Update: Added some $35 amazon backup lights. I used existing holes in the hitch (widened slightly) and installed 5\16 rivet nuts. I mounted and grounded the lights directly to these. I ran a 14AWG wire across the top of the hitch to connect the two then ran the wire through the frame up to a...

Hey guys! Finished my accessory block that I had been working on so I figured I would show you all the final product. Wanted to add a little more capacity in my truck bed as far as power goes, and I think for my applications, this should be more than sufficient. So here's the assembly. I got...

Well I guess the obvious solution would be to get an Engel or National Luna fridge OH WAIT, I forgot I don't have >$1000 for a 12V Fridge. MY BAD :D

Martinjmpr, you bring up some really important points. I feel like the TB-41 might be the best choice. Usually when I go out, I try to minimize the amount of perishable items we need to bring anyway. Especially with the basket and divider, you could compartmentalize easily. I like the idea of...

Hey, just subscribed to this thread, I'm looking at getting an Indel B, but I'm really torn on whether I want the 40L or the 50L. The $30 price difference seems to be a small price to add 10L, but I wanted to see what you guys think. Why would you choose one over the other? If it matters...

Hey guys! I've posted several threads getting ideas on how to go about laying the foundation for upgrades in my F-150 so I figured I'd post the finished product. I wanted add an auxiliary fuse block and switches for future upgrades so that when the time came, everything would be clean, neat...

After some further looking, I think you're right. I've got some solid ideas on how I'm going to go about doing this, and I'm going to start putting things together starting probably tomorrow. I'll post pictures once it's done!

Hey Everyone, SHORT VERSION: I'm looking to add a 12 circuit, blue sea system accessory fuse block to my 2011 F-150 Supercrew to add some much-needed upgrades. I'm having trouble deciding where the best\easiest place to mount this accessory fuse block would be. has anyone out there installed...

That's a good idea! I don't know that I'll be putting bars on top of my topper.....Maybe an L-track mounted to the roof would be a goo idea? Something that's modular? there's only a few things going up there...nothing heavy like a hi-lift or anything...

I've got the bumper-mounted strategy going on with my jeep. I like it, TBH. Got a factory bumper on my Truck ATM, and no plan to replace it in the foreseeable future. :-\

Dual purpose adventure truck\work truck. I like it! I actually have that same mount on my jeep's rear bumper. I was fearful that the weight of the hi lift would warp\deform the sheet metal of the bed. Do you have them "backed" with anything at all, or just self tappers into the sheet metal?

Hello! I'm looking at utilizing the wasted space in my 2011 F-150's short bed topper. I'd like to be able to stow some camp tools (shovel, ax, max-trax, etc) on the "roof" of the topper to free up some space below for organization. I've considered using quick-fist mounts to secure tools...

Hello! I've got a 2011 F-150 XLT Supercrew with the short bed and I'm trying to come up with a way to secure my hi-lift. I've got a topper on the truck, and as such, there are clamps in the way of using the traditional hi-lift truck bed lock loc-rac mounts. Currently, I'm using the base piece...