Very easy!!!! If you can change a regular headlight bulb, you can do this. Just make sure the kit you get has the correct connectors for the plugs on your vehicle.
1. Unplug stock bulbs
2. Insert HID bulb
3. Mount Ballast
4. Route wires and connect all the plugs
I suggest getting the relay...
No problem. I was worried about that too. First i had the stock wheels and tires which looked really goofy. Next was the previous pic with the 265/70/17's and FJ wheels which i thought looked pretty good. After that was the 1.5" bodylift with the 265/70/17's which i thought looked goofy again...
Here's what it will look like with 265/70/17's. This was before the bodylift. But i also have the top plate spacers on so the front will sit a little lower if you dont have the spacers.
It will settle quite a bit. If i remember right it was about 1/2" in the front. I guess do to the weight of the motor??? The rear did not settle much at all if any. Even after i hauled a trailer the rear seemed to hold up.
I have the OME 3" lift installed. I love the ride, i think it handles far better than stock. The only downside is it is really stiff over small things like speed bumps at low speeds. Kinda like the rear end falls away from the bump too fast..
Thanks, it took a lot of research to find a combo that would fit with minimal or no rubbing and found alot of the info on this site and one very helpful link:
http://www.toyota120.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4605
Thanks for the compliments. The wheels have a -6 offset and i have 1.5" bodylift. No, at this point it does not appear that the wheels will rub the body mounts. Although i'm not against trimming them if its needed in the future. Right now even with the wheel turned all the way there is approx...