GS Power's 52 inch Curved LED Bar Light Mount Brackets. Mounts Off Road Auxiliary Lightbar at Roof Cab Upper Windshield | Compatible with 2004 – 2018 Ford F150 & SVT Raptor

I bought these for my midsize Ranger side by side to mount a 42 inch light bar. I know they are for a Ford, but figured they might work and was worth a try for the price. I had to bend the brackets inward some but that was easily done in my vice, the light mounted perfectly and is very rigid! Very happy with them!

These are nice brackets and fit my 2013 ford perfectly.I give them 3 stars for ease of install, if there was a 2nd person around they'd be a snap, but doing the job solo isn't easy or fun. It's really not their fault either, just the whole being on 2 sides at once.My light bar causes a hellacious racket in the wind going down the road. I don't know how anyone could blame the bracket, it's clearly the huge flat faced bar on the roof. Unsure if anything will calm the noise, maybe I'll go deaf and get used to it.

The small brackets are the ones that came with my 52" curved light bar.. I wouldn't mount a flash light on a power wheels with them..The big ones are ones I ordered from GS, they're ALOT sturdier and bigger. I haven't mounted it yet but they're already 100% better than the original ones

The most difficult part of the install is deciding how high you want to mount these. I put mine at 2” below the top edge of the window. Did have to bend the brackets a little to match up with the A pillar lines and allow a tighter fit. Simple install once you decide where and get the courage to drill some holes into your truck. Pleased with the look and they don’t seem to add much wind noise.

Don't use the rivets, I just used self tapping screws. Other than that the product works great, one guy says the brackets make a whistling noise, mine don't make any noise at all. i didn't even have to mess with the light bar. Didn't have to bend or anything.

I don’t care what the description says. If your light bar makes a horrible noise while driving. It’s the mounts. I tried everything to quiet it down. It sounded like I had a metal band drummer hitting fast double bass on top of my roof going down the highway. I even went as far as pulling my headliner down and dyno matting my roof. Eventually I couldn’t stand it any more and took them off. So until now I had a light bar that I couldn’t use and holes drilled into my truck. I decided to give it another shot and went with a on top of the roof style mount. Sooo much better. No loud noise anymore. Not even doing 70 down the highway. Save your money and get a different Type of mount.

I had to bend the brackets to let the light bar reach accross the windshield on my 3rd Gen dodge 1500... And I also went and bought self tapping screws as they give u rivets and I didn't have a rivet gun on site. But all and all... They are pretty sturdy now tho and the bar hasn't moved.

Great product just make sure that when the directions say play the bracket 3 in below the top of the windshield that means place the bracket at the top of the windshield and let the bottom be your 3 in below the windshield because if you put it three inches below the windshield of 52 inch light bar is 2 inch short of the mount and you have to start all over again otherwise great product and I'll definitely buy more

Good quality

Fit parfaitement sur mon ford f-150

Its good for a cheap product. But it did not fit my 2011 f150 with a 52" curve light bar. Had to do some major modifications and bending on the bracket to get it to fit. Because of that it is about 5" off of the truck and causes alot of noise and vibrations from the light because its causing so much wind resistance. Its simple to install but I will not be recommending this product to anyone else.