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2003 Chevy Avalanche Light Bar, Rock Lights & Chase Pods
Built by Kevin C. · @shrub.the.dm
Overland Avalanche: roof-mounted 40" 4D light bar, RGB rock lights, amber chase pods on the hood and rear, plus 2 ft flag whips.
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About this build
Kevin C. turned his 2003 Chevy Avalanche into an overland rig with lighting to match. A 40" curved 4D-Optic Series LED Light Bar in a combo beam sits on the roof, using dual row OSRAM LEDs to light the trail far ahead. Underneath, an 8-piece High-Intensity RGB Rock Lights kit covers the wheel wells in any color, controlled from the Bluetooth app.
Dual Purpose Chase Pods in amber/white with built-in strobe handle the hood and rear, and 2 ft High-Intensity RGB+W LED whips work as flag whips. It is a setup that covers distance, ground lighting and visibility all at once on the Avalanche. Want to build your Avalanche the same way? Every part on Kevin's build is in the parts list above.
Chevy Avalanche lighting FAQ
What size light bar fits on a Chevy Avalanche roof?
This Avalanche runs a 40" curved 4D-Optic bar on the roof. Light bar size depends on the mount, so call 1-833-325-3250 to match one to your truck.
What is the 4D-Optic Series light bar?
It is a dual row LED light bar with OSRAM LEDs, available from 10" to 55".
How many rock lights does a Chevy Avalanche need?
4 to 8 rock lights cover the wheel wells on most trucks. This Avalanche runs 8.
How it’s installed
- Mount the 40" curved 4D-Optic bar on the roof and aim it level before tightening.
- Mount rock lights in the wheel wells and along the frame, clear of suspension travel and exhaust heat.
- Mount the Dual Purpose Chase Pods as a pair at the hood and rear.
- Mount the 2 ft whips with a Buffer Spring (1 per whip) to take trail hits and snap-backs.
- Route the roof wiring down to the engine bay, clear of door seals, and seal all connections.
