I know this is an old video but I saw a video where the bars did come with a single plate for the double bars. I just installed a set in my truck an it was a pain in the but where their holes didnt line up i had to weeble a few out to bolt the main bar to the second bar
I had a 88 Toyota pickup and got a triple double rollbar installed it was all one piece steel, it was heavy as shit. Also had a 4" suspension lift and a 3" body lift with 39 x 12.5 swampers.
Looks awesome!! I am doing mine today. I was debating not putting roll bar in. I didn’t want lose my bed liner. I was told not to install roll bar directly over bed liner. Because water will eventually rot the bed.
Where did you run your wires for the KC lights. I have single/single, with the 4 on top. I just don’t know how to run the wires to keep them hidden, thanks.
Thru the bars. It takes some patience but can be done. Start at the top just below the curve and come out the bottom before the base plate. Do that in the inside facing the cab to hide the holes. Easy to do before they are assembled and put in the bed of truck.
@@WickedFabz ok thanks. I put and bolted everything on now. For now they are for show. I’m thinking about bedlining the bed or at least painting where I drilled to avoid rust, since I have a truck that just doesn’t seem to like the salt. (1997 Nissan D21 4x4). So did you run the wires through the main bar, or the kicker? I also see you fed the wire through the little hole for the lights, did you snip the end of the connector and feed it through? I don’t have the money to mess something up, and I’m only 15 so I’m trying to learn as much as possible before I do anything. Thanks
I keep thinking about getting a double hoop single kicker polished for my 1990 Dodge. I'm on the fence 😅 I think they look good. Love the old school look of them. Thanks for the video
What is the name of the bar that is attached to the sports bar that holds the lights? I bought a Rhino bar and need to mount the lights. I need to know what to buy to attach the lights to like you have. All 4 of your lights are attached to this bar and then mounted to the sports bar. That is what I need....
@@Adventure-timeee Jesse lee peterson doesn't seem to care and he grew up during jim crowe days. You know there were blacks who fought for the confederacy right? It represents defiance to the federal government to us not just slavery.
I am looking at getting a double/double set of these for my 2004 f250 crewcab shortbed 4x4 lariat powerstroke mainly because I'm horrified of that $1.7billion rollover case going on these years. Would these offer anymore rollover strength/protection for my cab and kids in the backseat? Not that I intend to do crazy offroading I'm just so scared at this point of getting t-boned or having to swerve or something and rolling over
These bolt to the bed. True protection you would want to have a set that is thru the bed and welded to the frame of the vehicle. However something is better than nothing and should add some protection.
At the time the wiring wasn’t done yet., truck is now getting a complete overhaul and the wiring is going to run down the inside of the bars to hide the wiring.
Wicked Fabz ok, thanks for the response. I have the single/single with the light bar in my 97 Ford Ranger and really don’t want to zip tip the wires to the outside of the bar. I’m assuming you need to drill holes to drop the wires in and out of the roll bar?
Why does this channel not have more subscribers? The reason I can think of is people want to hate on this true american man! Not any stupid Sema trucks true stuff with great content cheers from TN man!
I want to buy this roll bar for my truck along with a chest tool box. What is the widest box that will fit between the bars up against the back of the cab?
Truck is getting overhauled and is now a show truck. “Mud Truck” to “Show Truck” SEMA Build is what we are calling it now. Thoughts were to put a cover on it and we would cut the area out around the bars and do some sewing work. I would use a Velcro type cover to do so.
I know this is an old video but I saw a video where the bars did come with a single plate for the double bars. I just installed a set in my truck an it was a pain in the but where their holes didnt line up i had to weeble a few out to bolt the main bar to the second bar
Thanks for the input that’s good to know
Looks amazing, great installation always wondered how those go on...those always look great, and with the lights that just makes it even better...
Looks nice for show bars or bed bars ..a roll bar is welded together and built for protection..
That's mostly what the bed bars are for nowadays anyways, just for show, but they do look nice
I had a 88 Toyota pickup and got a triple double rollbar installed it was all one piece steel, it was heavy as shit. Also had a 4" suspension lift and a 3" body lift with 39 x 12.5 swampers.
Awesome! Love the 80’s style trucks!
Looks awesome!! I am doing mine today. I was debating not putting roll bar in. I didn’t want lose my bed liner. I was told not to install roll bar directly over bed liner. Because water will eventually rot the bed.
Any water under the bed liner should exit out the back. Maybe cut the liner where it mounts to the bed to get a nice fit.
Looks freaking awesome " back to the good old days " I got a 2001 dodge ram 1500 going with double / doubles are this things heavy?
Not be bad. 2 of us lifted them into the back.
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Where did you run your wires for the KC lights. I have single/single, with the 4 on top. I just don’t know how to run the wires to keep them hidden, thanks.
Thru the bars. It takes some patience but can be done. Start at the top just below the curve and come out the bottom before the base plate. Do that in the inside facing the cab to hide the holes. Easy to do before they are assembled and put in the bed of truck.
@@WickedFabz ok thanks. I put and bolted everything on now. For now they are for show.
I’m thinking about bedlining the bed or at least painting where I drilled to avoid rust, since I have a truck that just doesn’t seem to like the salt. (1997 Nissan D21 4x4).
So did you run the wires through the main bar, or the kicker? I also see you fed the wire through the little hole for the lights, did you snip the end of the connector and feed it through? I don’t have the money to mess something up, and I’m only 15 so I’m trying to learn as much as possible before I do anything. Thanks
I’m currently overhauling mine into a show truck. I bedlined it before installing the bars.
Very nice love at flag in background to
Thinking of getting double single, you still happy with them any any additional recommendations?
I like them.. Double / singles will not take up much bed space. I still have room to do what I need to.
I keep thinking about getting a double hoop single kicker polished for my 1990 Dodge. I'm on the fence 😅 I think they look good. Love the old school look of them. Thanks for the video
I like the old
School look
Also
Blends really well, nice choice!
Nice job on the roll bar. Where did you get your overhead lights from? Thanks
aaautostores.com
Truck looks awesome
Are they actually 3" tubes? Looks sick.
Yes. Thanks
LineX bed liner could make it look good to but that's your choice truck looks wow
Already done. Truck is getting resto.
@@WickedFabz y yea
Very nice video 👍👍👍👍👍
I know this is a old post but how did the 900b bar hold up the one the lights are mounted to I was thinking of getting one but it has mixed reviews
Awesome. Worked well. And held up good.
@@WickedFabz ok thanks I was on the fence about it didn’t know if it would hold the weight of the four day lighters I want to put on
Did you have to bolt the bars in from underneath the truck after drilling the holes? Not sure how to access the underside of the bed
Yes you have to bolt them in.
@@WickedFabz are the spots east to access or did you have to remove anything?
Awesome video !
love ur dodge ram my 02 was white ex 4 door cab
What is the name of the bar that is attached to the sports bar that holds the lights? I bought a Rhino bar and need to mount the lights. I need to know what to buy to attach the lights to like you have. All 4 of your lights are attached to this bar and then mounted to the sports bar. That is what I need....
That bar across the top is also mage by go rhino. It’s the light bar and the part num is 900B
@@WickedFabz Thank you so much. I just placed my order.
Sick truck
Wait till you see the rebuild. Got other vids on what we are doing!
I’d like to see you driving it around not sure if you have any videos of you driving
I’ll have to look. But I think I don’t . Only had them on for 4 mos before the restoration started.
Well I’ll look forward to you driving that sick truck around off road, hopefully you can make it happen
3:59 so we all gonna ignore the confederate flag in the back 😅
Lol your name is literally "black power cartel"
@@stormwolfgames6636 I know but u have to understand what it means and what they flag represents to my people n the destruction behind it
@@Adventure-timeee Jesse lee peterson doesn't seem to care and he grew up during jim crowe days. You know there were blacks who fought for the confederacy right? It represents defiance to the federal government to us not just slavery.
Where did you get your bedmat from? I have the exact bar on a ford f350 and want to buy a bedmat like yours. Thanks brother
From A&A Auto Stores
Thanks and keep up the awesome vids 👍🏾
I am looking at getting a double/double set of these for my 2004 f250 crewcab shortbed 4x4 lariat powerstroke mainly because I'm horrified of that $1.7billion rollover case going on these years. Would these offer anymore rollover strength/protection for my cab and kids in the backseat? Not that I intend to do crazy offroading I'm just so scared at this point of getting t-boned or having to swerve or something and rolling over
These bolt to the bed. True protection you would want to have a set that is thru the bed and welded to the frame of the vehicle. However something is better than nothing and should add some protection.
@Wicked Fabz damn you're right, thanks a lot mam. Quick response on an old video. Good looking truck btw
Great video i want one of these for my 97 f150 cant find them anywhere
Check with a&a auto stores. Link is in the description.
Just curious how backing out of the garage with the lights on worked out? lol
Awesome! Not a problem. I have oversized doors.
Dumb question...how/where did you run the wiring for the lights?
At the time the wiring wasn’t done yet., truck is now getting a complete overhaul and the wiring is going to run down the inside of the bars to hide the wiring.
Wicked Fabz ok, thanks for the response. I have the single/single with the light bar in my 97 Ford Ranger and really don’t want to zip tip the wires to the outside of the bar. I’m assuming you need to drill holes to drop the wires in and out of the roll bar?
Súper nice !👍🏻
How bright are the light bar lights? And are they kc lights?
they are halgen kc lites, 200w. going led soon
The Black offsets the Silver !! Looks Good !!!
Looks really good
How did you run your KC light wires?
I ended up running down thru the bars.
@@WickedFabz but how exactly did you do the wiring. I have the same bed bar in chrome.
Why does this channel not have more subscribers? The reason I can think of is people want to hate on this true american man! Not any stupid Sema trucks true stuff with great content cheers from TN man!
I want to buy this roll bar for my truck along with a chest tool box. What is the widest box that will fit between the bars up against the back of the cab?
To be on the safe side, 4ft would work well with them.
Wicked Fabz thank you!
looks good what did they ding you for that set up?
They made me an offer I couldn’t refuse....lol
Wicked Fabz nice I thought about them for my build but was a little pricey and I might want to drop on a camper for the beach
Was you able to get out of the garage?
Yes. With the light bar it came in at 7’8”. I have 8ft doors
Wicked Fabz good deal. It looked close.
I think this mans accent qualified him for that truck
What size is the bar the lights mount to
It is go rhino part #900B. Around 4 1/2 feet.
Wicked Fabz what about the diameter of it
It’s like 2” wide.
A single plate it's easy to make yourself
Do they make these for stepside beds too?
I know they use to. But not sure now
No they don't I have been looking into it, let me know if you find anyone who does
No they don't I have been looking into it, let me know if you find anyone who does
No they don't I have been looking into it, let me know if you find anyone who does
In winter are you going to put tonneau cover on it if yes how?
Truck is getting overhauled and is now a show truck. “Mud Truck” to “Show Truck” SEMA Build is what we are calling it now. Thoughts were to put a cover on it and we would cut the area out around the bars and do some sewing work. I would use a Velcro type cover to do so.
What wheel tires and suspension you running?
Check my periods vids out on this! Explains everything. 5” skyjacker, 16x10 dc2 with 35x12.20 boggers. Truck is getting a total make over.
How long it take u for install?
Not long. Maybe 2 hours.
Put the bar in place and mark the holes then move the bars and drill....... smh