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AS mentioned above they're out there. http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=12701 We've installed a few already and like them.

Basically this is factored into the design. The Mounting Bracket is basically the lock, in order to remove the bar you'd have to remove the brackets; meaning you'd have to unbolt it and need access to the interior. In addition, you can add locking nuts if your still concerned about it.

We'll have more pics of the mounts once they are out of prototype... That thing on the dash is a GPS

I posted that info in the original post, quoted below: We will be supplying a template, and hole punch for the channel strips with the brackets. Let us know if you have any other questions.

We'll see what we can do for ya on this. I will try and get some for you guys in the next few days. We currently have a 50" amber bar up there, would like to do some more testing with a white light bar as well. From our initial tests we did not see a need to wrap the center section of the hood...

We have been busy over the past few months here at the shop and just in time for Tax Season we will have a few brand new products available for you guys to check out. Our first new product is our own mounting and wiring system for a 50" Rigid Light Bar above the windshield of any body style...

The ARB Fogs (6821201) for the Tacoma Bumpers run $83.40... if you have the OEM fog lights, you can tap into the OEM fog light harness, and if you need the harness, the ARB Aux Wiring Loom 3500440 which runs $53.82. ***Note these are for ARB 3423130 and 3423140 (Part number will be listed on...

We just installed an ARB 3423140, on a 2012 today... they came out nicer than the prototypes IMO.

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Mark, I got this in from Blue Sea's Design Engineer:

I would have no worries about using the QuickFist in that manner. I typically recommend our customers to use a stop if not mounted on the rear of the vehicle, for the event of a front end collision.

Ha ha ha!

I'm Checking on the iPad question. 2.1A is the total output for the plug not the individual sockets, If you only use one socket the output is 2.1A. According to Blue Sea "the 1016 talks to Apple products and according to their protocol, will limit the output to 1.0A for that socket." I'll...

It is enough for an iPad

It depends on where you are referring to by up top. For the front light hoop I personally prefer the spot/flood combo. Up top, if doing windshield mounts or roof light mounts, you need to keep in mind the issues of hood glare and windscreen glare. Most of the rack lights I recommend are...

http://www.arbusa.com/Contact.aspx Give ARB a call or shoot them an e-mail using the link and they will be able to help you resolve your issue.

I was going to say that the what used to be called Nozzle QuickFists (now called Fire Extinguisher) work great. http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=387 We just recently ordered a customer a Drake Mount for his JK to mount to the Roll bars. Nice unit.

We've installed a Gobi's on the 80, and they are nice. Here is one we installed: http://www.overlandtheworld.com/ Honestly, they're a bit close to the door molding on the door with the front mounts where it was close to wearing on the moulding foam. I prefer the feet of the Front Runners...

I'm going to toss in my 2cents. I dig the Front Runner, the new SlimLine II's are great and a bit cheaper onthe shipping side than the I's. If you plan on adding an Awning, or RTT its simply drilling it, and not worrying because its aluminum. BajaRacks are great as well for their price.