What I Do at Gorilla Motorsports / What We Specialize In

rustytaco · 2026-01-08T08:09:44+00:00

Yoooo. Beyond stoked to start sharing the lighting setup we're going to be installing soon. I've got a truck load of KC lights going on this build. These are the nicest lights I've ever put on a truck so far, and I'll be sure to create individual threads and videos on everything as I wrap things up. But... I got a GFC V2 Pro last summer. I knew I wanted to do something different. I've seen a few things mounted to the front of the camper, but never a light bar like this one. I'm using the GFC Baja LP6 Mounts (click the linked text to check them out), which ended up working perfectly. No drilling or modification required. Thinking of doing some custom cap/cover stickers for the KC logo. Bronze Oxide for sure, but maybe another red set to match some of my accents. Check out the Gravity Titan light bar here if you're interested - https://www.kchilites.com/gravity-titan-led-light-bar.html Obviously... pics for attention and feedback. Let me know your thoughts. I'm real excited to finish this project.

@bronztaco

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Yesterday at 7:44 AM

Figured I’d share a little about what I do at Gorilla Motorsports and what we focus on, since I get a lot of questions both on and off the forum.

At Gorilla Motorsports, I handle sales and product support, working closely with customers to get their rigs set up the right way. Our core focus is wheels, tires, and suspension, but we don’t stop there. We also do lighting, tint, wraps, and pretty much anything aftermarket depending on the build and goals.

One thing that sets us apart is how much time we spend on research and real-world testing. We don’t just sell parts off a catalog. A lot of what we recommend gets run, tested, and pushed in real conditions so we know how it performs when it actually matters. That helps us dial in setups that work, not just look good on paper.

Whether it’s a daily-driven truck, a weekend trail rig, or something built for harder use, the goal is always the same: make sure the setup makes sense, performs well, and holds up over time.

If anyone has questions, needs help with fitment, or wants to talk through a build, feel free to reach out. I’m always down to help.

You can contact me here or directly at: