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Reddit mentions of House Tuning-4pcs 1 inch Light Bar Clamp Roll Bar Mounts Tube Clamps Horizontal Bar Clamp Mounting Bracket for Bull Bar Motorcycle Atv Utv Boat trucks (Set of 4) (1"- Clamp Mount kit)
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of House Tuning-4pcs 1 inch Light Bar Clamp Roll Bar Mounts Tube Clamps Horizontal Bar Clamp Mounting Bracket for Bull Bar Motorcycle Atv Utv Boat trucks (Set of 4) (1"- Clamp Mount kit). Here are the top ones.
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- Strong Aluminum alloy Tube Clamp
- ONLY Fits 1.0 inch diameter round bar Tube Clamp
- 4 piece black tube clamp mounting brackets
- Designed to mount lights and many other accessories
- work on Trucks Boat Motorcyle bicycle ATV UTV and other vehicle Bull Bar
Features:
Specs:
Color | Black Matt |
Number of items | 4 |
Size | 1.0"-Clamp Kit |
Weight | 0.77 Pounds |
Parts List:
A friend and I did the installation ourselves in about 90 minutes (it definitely helps to have an extra set of hands!). Here are the basic steps we followed (refer to this guide for pictures):
Hope this helps!
Okay, so, here is everything I used:
Light bar 28" flood/spot
Mount to 1" roof basket bar
Wire Clips
Wire harness, this comes with the bar if you choose the package. I ran the switch through the firewall wire grommet by cutting a hole in the grommet (BE CAREFUL NOT TO CUT ANY WIRES). The wire that plugs into the car was run under the hood and up the window, secured by the clips. I followed this guys guide, u/DauphDaddy He didn't use the same harness but its the same idea. Hope this helps!!
Without seeing your actual rack it's a little hard to help. I found some bar clamps on Amazon that might work. You need to find something that will clamp onto the round part of your rack (assuming the bars of your rack are round) that has a flat mounting surface you can mount your solar panel to. Something like this. But for your size bar. I've never bought Relogy panels, but I'm sure there must be some kind of mounting holes on the back flange that you can bolt to. Use lock-nuts.
You'll be ok with one panel and one battery. If you decide you need a second one later, it does work to add another of the exact same type as long as you haven't trashed the first one. I've done it successfully.
A lot of noise is relative. The only noise it makes comes from the fan, there aren't any other moving parts, so I personally wouldn't worry about it unless you plan on leaving it running all night, which is definitely not advised with only one battery. But again, I'm no expert when it comes to inverters, so you should probably try to get others' suggestions.