New Slim Amber/White Dual Mode Bumper LED Bar Coming Soon From KC HiLiTES!

C4Fabrication · 2026-03-31T05:59:33+00:00

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rustytaco

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Feb 24, 2026

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Hey everyone!

Get to share something pretty rad here. KC is testing a new light bar made specifically for fitting inside your front bumper. It's a modular bar, much like the FLEX ERA light bar, which means it comes in 10" increments and you connect them together.

The bar has two rows of color. Amber and white. You can run either, or both at the same time. The connecting plates allow you to run it straight or curved.

Build quality is top notch. I'll be wiring it up soon and posting more about light output, etc.

Some quick pics below...