I know some will like this, some will hate it. Just found it an interesting way to mount it. I personally hate it.
Interesting way to mount a Rumbler.
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TritonBoulder47 said:
I've been thinking of buying a billet grill for my impala and doing the same thing with ELS lights.
ark_firefighter said:
doesn't that take away for what they are intended for? They face forward to give that feeling not each other. Don't like it at all!
Hmmmm, we may need to do an intervention there 818, save them from themselves (if the front plate is correct)!
You don't do interventions with District 35. They are kind of like a mobile home fire, you let it go, and try to contain it to keep it from spreading.
cook2890 said:
I can't believe that they would do that after so carefully and kind of stealthy hidden the strip light in the grill. There is plenty of room for speakers and the Rumber woofers/speakers to go behind the grill too. As far as them facing the way they are, I think I've seen them mounted with one forward and one sideways in Chargers. Guessing that is for forward punch and intersection coverage on the Rumblers. Either way, that looks bad...can't say I like the way the speakers or LIN3s are mounted on the front bumper either. It would be different if there was a PB up front.
This belongs in the "Screwed Up Install" thread. I can only hope another truck backs into him in a parking lot.
yuck, looks crappy to me, they probably said screw it and just threw them on just to be able to use them ( been there done that myself) but still could have been totally hidden.
Those brackets will break soon. Mounting the brackets at a 3 or 9 o'clock positions creates a cantilever effect and snaps them. The speakers aren't light.
Stupid install job, gaudy as hell, and it ruins the looks of the entire front end....wait a minute, that's a Ford, so the front end's looks are already ruined. 
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