Posted By: Rand B. (Cedar City, UT) on 07/2008

Posted By: Don M. (Madison, AL) on 07/2008

Wiring up the light bar on my 06 Silverado took several hours and a lot of crawling around under my truck. I followed the manufactures recommendation and wired the light bar straight to the battery. The other wiring was simple enough. All the effort was worth the end result. Only have one wish, LEDs were brighter

Posted By: James T L. (Wellington, MO) on 06/2008

Product was harder to install than my old light strip.

Posted By: Geoffrey A. (Frisco) on 06/2008

I read MANY reviews on this light bar and was very hesitant on buying this but went ahead and did it. I know NOTHING about cars or electricity or wires etc and I have NO clue what everyone was bit***** about being hard to hook up and this and that doesn't work and hooking wires to front and 3rd brake light etc. I followed the instructions exactly and it worked fine. I guess it all depends on your car's wirering. I had a wire for the break lights, a wire for the turn signals, and a wire for the reverse light. I did NOT hook up the day time running lights cause I see no need for this. It worked perfect the very first time I hooked it up. The only thing that took time was running 2 wires to the truck's battery. I had to zip tie the wires and run them to the motor. I am not sure why they have to be connected to the battery terminals but I did as they instructed. So with that said let me tell you what my difficulty was with this product. No one mentioned that the LED bar is straight and you can't bend it at all. Well I guess most pick up trucks this is not a problem but I was trying to be creative and put it on the back of my 2008 Tahoe LTZ and the back bumper is NOT straight across it is rounded so I had a heck of a time trying to figure out HOW to get this on my truck. I had to modify the light bar and I took the little legs with the 3M tape off and I had to cut and shave down the "lip" of the light bar that is used to mount it.This allowed for my trunk to close without hitting the light bar. I then had to buy 3M tape and apply it to the bottom of the light bar and just stick it flat on my bumper. Since my bumper is not straight across I had to just settle with the 2 end pieces sticking out a bit on my bumper and not being "hidden" and flush with the back bumper. It doesn't look as clean as I wanted but then again this wasn't meant for curved bumpers or a Tahoe. As far as the LED's go, they look great! I love the scrolling LED yellow lights for the turn signals. There isn't as many LED lights as I had thought. The spacing between them is wider then I would like so therefore it isn't as bright as some light bars that have many more red LED lights. However it does look great and even better at night. So all in all I am happy. This would be perfect if I had a straight bumper. I wish they would somehow make it flexible so it would be an even easier install and more custom hidden look. Shipping was good but comes directly from manufacturer so takes a little longer then I had hoped as I was excited to get it and install it. I would buy from them again. THANKS!

Posted By: John P. (Gladstone, OR) on 06/2008

The best eye catching light bar ever!! Easy to install to boot I have seen many other kinds of line of fire light bars but none like the Fire Storm one from PlasmaGlow I have send a few friends your way so keep up good work ..............J D

Posted By: Shea D. (Newnan, GA) on 05/2008

Nice looking product. Instructions could be a little more detailed. Had to do a little research for installation on a F-250. ***Do not connect to the brake lights or high mount stop light as stated in the directions if you have cruise control or you may have problems with the cruise control working.*** There is a green wire provided by Ford in the wiring harness at the rear of the truck that will tie it in to the brakes. If installing on a F-250 you have to run your wiring for the running lights and turn signals all the way to the front of the truck.

Posted By: Claro M. (Waipahu, HI) on 05/2008

Good product. However, The instructions stated to connect signal wires to front signals and the brake wire to third brake light. I found this a little difficult to do. Also, I did not like the option of having either the brake or "day running" ("always on") option. I think you should have separate connections to the rear & brake lights.

I removed a product from Line of Fire. Their product have rear, brake and signal lights(the hazard lights also operates when turned on). The Plasmaglow Firestorm have added features: the scanning(amber)signal and reverse(clear)lights.

Here is how I connected the wires. From the rear of the vehicle, I connected the(blue & yellow wires)to the left and right signals accordingly; the (white wire) to the reverse; the(green wire)to the brakes; the(black)ground and the(red)positive. It works well, however, when the hazard lights are turned on, instead of the amber lights blinking, the red turns on, but does not blink.

By connecting the (green) wire to the rear lights the signal lights does not operate properly.

Overall, it's a nice custom addition to my truck.


Thank you,
Claro Melchor

Posted By: Joseph P. (Beaufort, SC) on 04/2008

This lightbar is a sensation; a bit difficult to install if you don't know anything about truck wiring. Numerous people stop me and ask where did I get this item. They say "it is an eyecatcher and easy to see in both daylight and at night." I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to buy one. The people at Realtruck were very helpful with my decision to buy this item. Thanks Realtruck!!

Posted By: Kenneth S. (North Adams, MI) on 03/2008

Posted By: Christopher C. (Manns Harbor, NC) on 03/2008

this product is great there are a lot of light bars available but this is a one of a kind. The turn signal is the best part with this unit. If you are looking for something no one else has this is it.

Posted By: Blake E. (Holland, NY) on 03/2008

works well, could be brighter

Posted By: Anthony E. (Hollywood, FL) on 03/2008

I like my new light bar on my pick up. A few people have asked me where did I buy it. I told them where and the name of the light bar. So in the future you will some people buying the Plasmaglow light bar. Thanks for everything and great Customer Service.

Posted By: Masoud A. (Camano Island, WA) on 03/2008

Nice addition and great visibility. The only drawback is that you need to also have a constant 12V supply wired in or otherwise the turn signal doesn't work right. The sequential LED for turn signal is very cool once you wire it to a 12V circuit.

Posted By: Andy F. (Fort Dodge, IA) on 03/2008

Would like to see an easier way to wire the parking light system. Otherwise its the coolest light bar out there!!

Posted By: Mark Y. (West St. Paul, MB) on 03/2008