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#1
07-23-2004, 01:49 PM
Hummer Professional
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Austin, TX - Hook Em' Horns!
Posts: 463
I finally finished the light bar for my Hella 4000s. Its very simple but I'm pleased with how it turned out. Its just a piece of angle iron welded to a plate which uses the existing factory mounting points on the brush guard. The hood has just enough clearance to open down. I rattle canned it black for now but I'm going to coat it with some bedliner-in-a-can to give it some texture.
I haven't actually got the lights hooked up yet but I'll try to tackle that this weekend.
I still haven't had the new tires offroad 
but I will post some impressions once I make it out. On road they're actually very nice. No excessive hum and the ride is great. They totally changed the appearance of the truck. So far, I have nothing but great things to say about the BFGs.
No chrome or shiny billet pieces were used in the making of this light bar and no animals were injured.
#2
07-23-2004, 01:49 PM
Hummer Professional
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Austin, TX - Hook Em' Horns!
Posts: 463
I finally finished the light bar for my Hella 4000s. Its very simple but I'm pleased with how it turned out. Its just a piece of angle iron welded to a plate which uses the existing factory mounting points on the brush guard. The hood has just enough clearance to open down. I rattle canned it black for now but I'm going to coat it with some bedliner-in-a-can to give it some texture.
I haven't actually got the lights hooked up yet but I'll try to tackle that this weekend.
I still haven't had the new tires offroad but I will post some impressions once I make it out. On road they're actually very nice. No excessive hum and the ride is great. They totally changed the appearance of the truck. So far, I have nothing but great things to say about the BFGs.
No chrome or shiny billet pieces were used in the making of this light bar and no animals were injured.
#3
07-23-2004, 01:49 PM
Hummer Professional
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Austin, TX - Hook Em' Horns!
Posts: 463
I finally finished the light bar for my Hella 4000s. Its very simple but I'm pleased with how it turned out. Its just a piece of angle iron welded to a plate which uses the existing factory mounting points on the brush guard. The hood has just enough clearance to open down. I rattle canned it black for now but I'm going to coat it with some bedliner-in-a-can to give it some texture.
I haven't actually got the lights hooked up yet but I'll try to tackle that this weekend.
I still haven't had the new tires offroad but I will post some impressions once I make it out. On road they're actually very nice. No excessive hum and the ride is great. They totally changed the appearance of the truck. So far, I have nothing but great things to say about the BFGs.
No chrome or shiny billet pieces were used in the making of this light bar and no animals were injured.
#7
07-24-2004, 02:02 AM
Hummer Messiah
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: PDX
Posts: 2,367,817
Very nice. Might I suggest that you try to find some 3M clear adhesive plastic film to put over those nice Hellas? I took a rock hit to one of my PIAA 525's this week. The sad thing is- I've got the plastic, but was too lazy to cut it and put it on.
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