Roof mounted light bars - who has one?

[FenixAmmo]

Looking to do a roof mounted light bar on my 2nd gen. Who's got one? Any consensus on the best design?

How was the install, and how did you route the wiring down the A pillar?

 

[Tomkirkland4]

I have the KC zero gravity bar. I think it’s the best looking and it generates a ton of light but it’s pretty noisy. I can no longer use Bluetooth because the people on the other end of the call can’t hear me.
It’s been on my truck for over 70k miles, I have attended several events where I have jumped the truck with no issues.

 

[downforce137]

dont do it..

they look cool, yes

they are not very functional. any thing on your windsheild gets lit up and screws with your night vision. i think they are more geared for trucks without a windshield, like race vehicles.

a ton of wind noise, i had a 54" Rigid RDS on my Gen1 and basically hated everything about it, except the way it looked when parked..

id try to get all the lighting below the hoodline out front

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Looking to do a roof mounted light bar on my 2nd gen. Who's got one? Any consensus on the best design?

How was the install, and how did you route the wiring down the A pillar?

While this isn't a Raptor, the idea is the same. We utilize the Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform on our demo F150 to mount a 40" S8 bar to. Real easy install as it's all clamp on. No drilling. To route the wires we sell the KC Wire Hiders which hide the wires agains the windshield. Ours go in the BACK of the truck since we routed the front light bar wire to the back and then down (as we have a quick connect at the rear in case we need to remove the roof rack)

Shoot me a message for pricing, we're a Rhino-Rack Dealer






You can see the wire hiders (we used 2 of them as our cable is VERY thick because of the distance) on the passenger side going down the window.

Here is a better example we did on a Bronco with the wire hider (driver side)