I totally missed the fog light brackets.

Don't a lot of people say the same thing about their lights? Yet, there are plenty of people buying them.

They currently have 41 products in this category all have similar pricing, so, I guess, with this price, they still have "market" (it's all about how much people are willing to pay):
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If they "half" the price, are they going to get "3x" the sales? Econ101 kind of argument.


Make your own.

(and if it is nice enough, I may even do a "group buy" for ya!!)

You could always sponsor a few of these out to boys on here for testing.

IMO they should offer a limited group buy special combo with grill + led bar for the initial product release.

The Pro Grill is a factory upgrade that gives you the look of a factory special edition...

Their's is nice but it will always be aftermarket. To each his own but if you had a 1969 Z/28, would you rather spend $$$ on a factory cowl induction hood or would you spend the same money on a snorkel hood? Neither one is right or wrong, depends on the look you are going for and how much you have to spend BUT the factory cowl hood makes the Z more valuable when you go to sell it.

duh... the point was people are paying $600+ for a piece of plastic so why not for stainless

And the counter point is one is factory one is aftermarket. Economically the factory option is better for resale... no need to be rude.

Working on it. Already probing them for the possibility of such a group buy. Stay tuned.

I will say that this would look great if you had the SSS bumper then added this on to it, with no plans of a full aftermarket bumper would def look super clean for sure

SSS bumper already have the option of having the lightbar integrated.

I'm thinking if you did something like @addmoresalt minus that top hoop you could have the rigid light bar in the grille area then have the other one in your SSS bumper would look sweet.

The Pelfreybilt 4Runner is currently in R&D for the Front Plate Bumper so stay tuned!! ;)

Ok so I get the style isn't for some, and for those that can cut a straight line, weld, and all that other cool stuff I didn't learn when I was younger you can make your own. But if you can afford a new 4Runner its a quality piece of work that should be a relatively easy install.

I have had the upper and lower Rigid Grills in my truck for two CO winters now and they have held up perfectly. I can't say the same for other products I've spent more on that I expected to be better. I put the lower in for some dually's then switched to Amber spots when I put the upper grill in as the SR20 puts out an awesome display of light in all the right places for me. It's not cheap, I agree, but I think you are getting a quality product.

On the silver bolts, yeah I wanted black when I first saw it, after install I decided it looked better in person and I don't even notice now. My truck being silver probably helps.

...and to the person that thinks adding a plastic TRD grill increases the value of your truck, sorry not buying that one bit.

It looks good. Well done except I agree that the mounting harware should have an option to get them anodized black, red whatever.

Now naysayers. It is expensive not really like others have said I am sure they competavely priced the item to what is out there and most times with the manufacturing US. With that at most times the cost to manufacture, advertise, materials, distribution, etc, cost more. Most people on here ***** about paying for the special edition 4Runners or even buying regular American made LEDs.

Payup peps, more options are good for our trucks. The more products that are made the more optons we have of quality products, the bottom end will fill end eventually if these sell. Inevitably someone will build something similar and sell it at a cheaper price with cheaper labor amd cheaper materials. I personally am willing to pay for a quality product. It will sell well for those who want to retain there factory bumper etc and still have the behind the grill look. Yes, there are full bumpers for about twice with the option in them. Or you can DIY like even I have. I dont get the point of 90% of the post complaning about having quality stuff, maybe they just need to work harder or get a better education etc to make there time worth more than it would to diy. Whatever, I am not rich just willing to pay for the Novekse's and Larue's of the 4runner world. To each there own.

I am really interested in the fog light mounts! Any chance on some more close up pics? Keep it up.

Edit: for Rigid, i ended up buying another brand of lights because you failed to answer emails and inquirys from me after 3weeks. You have an issue here and you need to fix it or you will loose eve more buisness and to think I was looking at a 40" curved and a 20" bar. And for others beware there are issues with communication here.

Will the fog light brackets work on the 2010-2013 fogs or will I have to use the taco bracket for the newer taco since the fogs are the same on the taco and runner in that year. I have asked that question on taco world and no answer