good call, how do you prevent the interference with the radios?
btw im also planning on running the 50" LED bar lights on the roof and a 20" bar on my bumper (eventually)
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Others have already alluded to this, but go with the bumper light first. The 50" bar whistles like crazy on a JK. You will find all kinds of remedies like caulk, wire, isolators, etc. in the grooves to help but it will always be an issue. You get zero hood glare from a bumper light too.
One other thing is that at least in my state, it is illegal to use any light on the road that sits more than 42" off the ground. I don't suggest using a light bar on the road. However, I live in the country and late at night I will use a light bar to help me spot any suicidal deer waiting to jump out in front of me. I got pulled over by a game warden one night for using my 50" because he thought I was out poaching. Fortunately I didn't have a rifle in my vehicle. Thankfully I got a lecture instead of a ticket and he told me I would have been ok if I was using something lower than 42".
I have yet to do any nighttime trail running but I am curious as to what kind of lighting is necessary and functional for this sort of activity. Especially in the summer, I can see how running trails at night could be a lot of fun. I can also see how it would be treacherous.