Project Wife Beater.

sean.m.adams33 said:
I've never seen that. I can't tell how it works from those pics. Does it get welded on or use the tow hitch?
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Looks like it bolts on, but evolander looks to be welded onto the bumper. If the price is too high, I'll look into making something.
 
olram30 said:
That's a Evo spec thingamajig. I really don't know the name. But similar to what evolander uses to run a bigger tire on a factory carrier. Here is the original.
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There is quite a thread looking for this little tid bit if information about the 37" on evolanders stock carrier. Any chance you have a link to the video the stills are from?

Edit: just found the video of ORE's Facebook page. Mel does a walk around.
 
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Rccrwlr said:
There is quite a thread looking for this little tid bit if information about the 37" on evolanders stock carrier. Any chance you have a link to the video the stills are from?

Edit: just found the video of ORE's Facebook page. Mel does a walk around.
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Not really sure if this fits the factory bumper. I had an idea using a tow hitch in the receiver and adjustable. Need more details on this.
 
Well, like I said. This isn't my jeep, but my wife really wanted a light bar. I really don't like the double row and the rigid single row cost a small fortune.
Make a long story short, I bought a small 13" bar for my jeep to see the quality. Not bad for 35 bucks. 1435342802038.jpg
So I decided to drop a whopping 105 bucks for a 50" one for her jeep. 1435342857212.jpg
Quality isn't bad, quite impressed. I could buy 10 of these for the price of one rigid.
Bad part is, a mount is probably going to cost more that the light bar. Really want the ps for the aluminum. But haven't decided.
 
I can tell you that going with the less expensive one is a good idea. I bought a 50" no-name light bar and have had no real issues with it for a year. The only thing I had to do was remove the cover and wipe out some condensation after a few months.

Alternatively, I got a 40" RIGID light bar as part of a package with my Gobi rack. It typically retails for about $1,200. So far, I can't tell any difference although it seems to be sealed better.
 
Patmasterflash said:
I can tell you that going with the less expensive one is a good idea. I bought a 50" no-name light bar and have had no real issues with it for a year. The only thing I had to do was remove the cover and wipe out some condensation after a few months.

Alternatively, I got a 40" RIGID light bar as part of a package with my Gobi rack. It typically retails for about $1,200. So far, I can't tell any difference although it seems to be sealed better.
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Yeah, I've bought cheap lights before and had to take them apart and seal them up with silicone. For a hundred bucks I'll but her a new one every year. Hopefully this one lasts
 
olram30 said:
Yeah, I've bought cheap lights before and had to take them apart and seal them up with silicone. For a hundred bucks I'll but her a new one every year. Hopefully this one lasts
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Good call. I've recently discovered how effective silicone caulk can be. I might just start dealing everything up
 
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