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The circuit breaker protects the fuse box and is able to be switched off manually if needed. Still need to find a solution for the relays.

Dock Rocker, below is some of the set up I am leaning towards: Running two Rigid Dually floods in the front and two in the rear http://www.amazon.com/Rigid-Industries-20211-Dually-Floodlight/dp/B006H33ZEC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456194462&sr=8-1&keywords=rigid+duallys Using a Blue Sea Circuit...

Do you plan on using any relays or are the not necessary? I have looked at running the Blue Sea circuit break and then the Blue Sea fuse box for power to a radio, interior light, and some led cube lights. Just don't know if relays are needed or even where they would go in a setup like that.

I agree with Dock Rocker if you want civi light bars. If I were to do it over again I would use Rigid or Aurora led light bars and cubes all over. I plan on adding some cubes and a mini light bar on the grill of mine when I get chance. If you look in the hot rodding 5 ton section, you will see...

The ibis tek mounts along the top of the windshield. It does not extend above the windshield.

I have the Ibis Tek 78" light bar in the front and am trying to adapt an Ibis tek 24" for the rear. The Ibis Tek came with brackets that mate up to the side mirror holes in the windshield frame. However, the brackets are know to be a little weak and I will be having a set made out of steel when...