$1,799.99
Modern Aggressive RTR Styling
With a unique design that plays off the factory surfaces of your Bronco, you will find the RTR Light Bar with Project X FF.70 Lights stands out from anything else on the market. No fake bolts here, only modern, aggressive RTR styling.
High-Quality Construction
The RTR Light Bar with Project X FF.70 Lights is designed and manufactured with consideration of OEM fitment. This light bar is designed to have a tight, quality fit on your Bronco. This lightbar will add approximately 3" to the overall height of the vehicle. The RTR light bar is a gusseted steel light bar that eliminates any flicker in the light pattern and has a durable, powder-coated finish. This RTR light bar solution includes 5 spot FF.70 lights from PROJECT X that have a signature running light feature.
Simple, Straight Forward Installation
The RTR Light Bar with PROJECT X FF.70 Lights is designed using OE Manufacture CAD data and is installed with high-quality hardware and mounting points. There is minimal modification required for a clean, straight forward installation.
United StatesThis light bar gives my Bronco an entire new look, and the quality is top notch! I would recommend this to anyone considering adding a light bar to their Bronco.
United StatesThese lights work great and look awesome. The bar fits perfect and does not make any extra noise. The lights are bright. Install took several hours, but I’m not experienced with this. Plan on 3 to 5 hours. Also, make sure you wire this to the Aux 1 switch.
United StatesGreat first experience with RTR. The lights are exactly what I wanted for my retro build. Quality is top notch. Installation instructions are good. Fit and finish is very good. Love the running lights. Very happy with this purchase.
United StatesI love the lights and can't believe how bright they are. I would have given them a 5 star rating however I don't like the fact that the daytime running lights can not be turned off. On the Bronco, if the vehicle is running, or even if just the accessory switch is on, then the DRL are on. Instructions are easy to follow , however you may want to add some silicone to seal the drilled hole after the wires have been routed through. There doesn't seem to be anything from preventing water from getting in.
