4 hella 500ff's behind grill?
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4 hella 500ff's behind grill?
So atm i have 2 hell 500ffs behind my grill and i absolutely love them, but it seems i can't get the beam wide enough without a blank spot between them so i was thinking of going with 1 more set and put them behind there as well....
4 should fit fine in there correct? Also would 4 look good or not? Anyone got any pictures of 4?
4 should fit fine in there correct? Also would 4 look good or not? Anyone got any pictures of 4?
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it looks badass! 
....The way i mounted them is cool, i mounted them to the grill support i think its called, right behind the grill shill, with a 4x1 plate, this way i can swivel them side to side for better placement. the outer 2 sit back about 2 inches farther too.
I like it.
....The way i mounted them is cool, i mounted them to the grill support i think its called, right behind the grill shill, with a 4x1 plate, this way i can swivel them side to side for better placement. the outer 2 sit back about 2 inches farther too. I like it.
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it looks badass! ....The way i mounted them is cool, i mounted them to the grill support i think its called, right behind the grill shill, with a 4x1 plate, this way i can swivel them side to side for better placement. the outer 2 sit back about 2 inches farther too.
I like it.
....The way i mounted them is cool, i mounted them to the grill support i think its called, right behind the grill shill, with a 4x1 plate, this way i can swivel them side to side for better placement. the outer 2 sit back about 2 inches farther too. I like it.
that could be a problem
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11-30-2010, 12:09 PM
That's one concern. There's a few others, all could compound into a problem if your not set up right, -air flow and electrically as well. - I guess my biggest worry would be , - since the cooling fans in these vehicles are pullers (not blowers) , -how much heat will sucked thru the rad when the lights are running ?
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11-30-2010, 12:14 PM
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I would be skeptical about the air restriction as well. Especially in the summer when its 90-100 all the time, and towing. And yeah I think those lights kick off a **** ton of heat dont they?
Im not trying to cut you down man, do your thing, and I still want to see pics as well, but just keep an eye on your temps for a while.
-Matt
Im not trying to cut you down man, do your thing, and I still want to see pics as well, but just keep an eye on your temps for a while.
-Matt
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Considering the size of these radiators (~4 gallons of coolant) and the strength of the fan (over 5,500 CFMs) Four lights aren't going to be a problem. When I had a billet grille on my 98 front end, it had little to no space for ram air, with my fog lights behind it. Never had a problem.
It looks quite cool...Ill try and get pics of how i mounted them too.