Lights for Rambar with Garage

702Man · Mar 2, 2022

Has anyone come up with a solution that'll allow lights to be put on the rambar but will allow the truck to go in a standard residential garage (~84")? I know there was a video/post with retractable Rhino bar lights but that doesn't seem like a good option for these trucks. Manual folding lights? Low profile?

offroadalliance · Apr 1, 2022

What is the height of your Rambar from the ground? I can look into some options for you and see what I can come up with.

Eighty · Apr 1, 2022

Mine is 82.5" from ground to top-most part of the Rambar (which are the bolt heads). I was thinking along these same lines - I'd like to find a bracket that swivels 90 degrees, so that the lights can tuck away when I park in my garage (I only have 83" of clearance at the doorway, so even the brackets have to be super thin).

Ideally, there would be two swivel brackets that attach just inboard of the splice collars, and an entire light bar could swivel down into the gap between the two bars.

702Man · Apr 1, 2022

Eighty said:
Mine is 82.5" from ground to top-most part of the Rambar (which are the bolt heads). I was thinking along these same lines - I'd like to find a bracket that swivels 90 degrees, so that the lights can tuck away when I park in my garage (I only have 83" of clearance at the doorway, so even the brackets have to be super thin).

Ideally, there would be two swivel brackets that attach just inboard of the splice collars, and an entire light bar could swivel down into the gap between the two bars.

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Exactly my thought too. Powered swivel seems too complicated to be effective and mostly unnecessary. If there was a manual quick release to rotate a bracket/mount to rotate lights 90 degrees seems simplistic solution but I have yet to find one.

702Man · Apr 27, 2022

Eighty said:
Mine is 82.5" from ground to top-most part of the Rambar (which are the bolt heads). I was thinking along these same lines - I'd like to find a bracket that swivels 90 degrees, so that the lights can tuck away when I park in my garage (I only have 83" of clearance at the doorway, so even the brackets have to be super thin).

Ideally, there would be two swivel brackets that attach just inboard of the splice collars, and an entire light bar could swivel down into the gap between the two bars.

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@Eighty Did you ever come up with a solution?