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Anyone want even more light? The HEADLIGHT kit above looks awesome, but Denominator Designs www.denominatordesigns.com offers you a game-changing alternative. Unrivaled simplicity, adaptability, and unmatched durability. Gives you the ability to mount the heaviest ,biggest and brightest led...

below is an idea I'm playing around with for keeping the option of front tow capability.The forged loop has a working load of 12,000 lbs.If I attach them on the underside of the bracket/mount the two 1/2" stainless bolts have a combined shear strength of 6,600 lbs, which is not too bad.I'll be...

point taken . Sorry, just a little over enthusiastic! Not intending to throw shade.

there is nothing like this available and yes it's patent pending!

so since around 2020, there has been no proper way of mounting a light bar on trucks because of the various radar and camera systems. There have been some very labor intensive /expensive options but this new system is absolutely revolutionary. It's rather ignorant to pretend otherwise. You are...

So our motto has been "they said it couldn't be done" So for us, it's never a question of If... it's a question of when Stay posted. Go to denominatordesigns.com to keep up to date More great things to come..

Just to let folks know, I am intentionally keeping my website a little bit nebulous. Point being, although my product is patented, I understand folks are going to want to copy it immediately so I have a lot of stuff in store that I will be posting once we are up and running, hopefully around mid-may

Just to answer your question, I'm teaming up with Black oak light bars out of Sarasota Florida. But at this point planning to start out just by offering the mounts but hoping to get a custom bar with our own denominator branding once we are up and running.. Black oak is one of the high-end light...

That would be a real waste of $100. I don't even think you could see an elephant from 10 ft away with those. Check out this raw footage and you'll get an idea of what our mounts give you the ability to do

You can't even produce a set of these mounts.... out of 1/4-in thick stainless steel with all stainless steel hardware.... Anti-Vibration vibra-tite vc3 on all the bolts ...powder coated with the best automotive exterior paint, extruded aluminum alloy spacers..nylon 2200 plastic clamp covers,etc...

The price on these two mounts shouldn't be too bad.. I'm trying to keep it to around $260 for the 2 mounts

I'm coming up with a better solution to resolve this issue. The soft track helps work for now, but I'm making an additional loop that bolts on for those folks who find themselves in needing their tow hooks. The Intel I got so far from the majority of people was that they never use their tow...

I found out you can use soft shackles and it's not a problem

They could be either. This is just the first prototype. You definitely want something on for grip...

here is a pic of the step-mount from my post above. Please visit us at www.denominatordesigns.com to pre-order. Planning to have production rolling this coming May-June

Her is a sneak peek at our latest light bar mount ...esp. designed for those who want easier access to the engine compartment. It is primarily designed for 3/4 ton and 1-ton trucks, but for anyone who is having trouble checking fluids/engine on your F-150 this thing is awesome! It combines...

Currently, we are just selling brackets/mounts and allowing the flexibility for folks to buy their lightbar of choice and mount it on. Were I to recommend a bar, it would be Black Oak and/or Rigid.

Best thing you can do is get on our website www.denominatordesigns.com and pre-order as we are a brand new business and will be hopefully launching in May, May

This light bar mount will take any of those bars and pop them on your lariat without a problem