How much light is blocked when lightbar is mounted behind grill

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I like the hidden look when the light is behind the grill. HOw much light is blocked?
 
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with a ligthbar mounted in the lower grill opening (not blocked) anyone break theirs when running hard offroad? I know I've nosed my front bumper into a dune pretty hard before.

Being low seems to put it in harms way.
 
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with a ligthbar mounted in the lower grill opening (not blocked) anyone break theirs when running hard offroad? I know I've nosed my front bumper into a dune pretty hard before.



Being low seems to put it in harms way.


I know it looks cool but IMO I would avoid putting a light there on a stock bumper if you are hitting hard.

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The light will hold up fine. I had a rigid 20" and hit the front end. Only thing I had to do with the light was buy a new $20 bracket because it bent it back
 

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I have two 40" light bars mounted behind my grill. While the light output is inhibited, it still throws far/wide and allows me to see an incredible distance. I also have the 20" in the lower bumper and it has held up like a champ.
 

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I have two 40" light bars mounted behind my grill. While the light output is inhibited, it still throws far/wide and allows me to see an incredible distance. I also have the 20" in the lower bumper and it has held up like a champ.

Can you post some pictures and any details of your mounting setup? Interested in this as well.
 
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