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Subject: Re: How do you like your westin light bar? Any other bolt on?

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Con

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Date Posted: 07:09:23 09/25/02 Wed
In reply to: Lee 's message, "Re: How do you like your westin light bar?" on 20:53:39 09/24/02 Tue

Thanks for the info. The only issue I have with this bar is that it sits lower than a Pre-runner style bar. Since our trucks are so low, I'm wonder how damaged it will get when off-roading. Any word on a bolt on pre-runner bar?

Cheers,
Con

>>Con,
>>
>>I like the bar fine, it was already installed by the
>>dealer when I purchased the truck, however it looks
>>like a simple install. Down the road I may replace
>>the lights with Chevy Bowtie lights, also I'm not
>>really satisfied with the switch they installed.
>
>Just wanted to comment that I have just recently
>installed the same light bar on my truck, and with the
>help of a friend had the bar itself installed in 30
>minutes. It's very simple, just six bolts total, and
>it uses stock bolt placements. One thing that I did
>run into however was that the bolts that come with the
>kit to mount the brackets to the frame, were the wrong
>thread to fit our trucks, but the stock bolts that
>hold the bumper mounts were long enough, so I just put
>the lock and flat washers on them and re-installed
>them, and shortly after that I drove 120 miles, and
>have had no problems out of it. The only problem I had
>was getting the lights installed, but that was my
>fault cuz I was trying to do it a certain way and it
>wouldn't work.

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Subject	Author	Date
Got one for ya....	John	10:58:42 09/25/02 Wed
Re: Got one for ya.... Thanks. -- Con, 12:46:17 09/25/02 Wed