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Photo with Metra installed

The Metra Aux/USB cable that cmoekim mentioned is an exact fit. I wanted to add Apple CarPlay, so I swapped out the stock USB for the Metra. See photos below. The cover on the Metra is removable too.

Summit Racing was having a sale a couple weeks back, so I picked one up. IMO, well worth it. I have more confidence when switching lanes on the freeway and needing to accelerate quickly. Install is straight forward, plug and play.

Could not find the color, model with the options I wanted, so a local dealer found one in route from Japan heading to the Long Beach port. 2018 TRD ORP White Moonroof KDSS Roof Rack Rear Pullout Cargo Tray Paid $1500 below MSRP + another $750 off for the Toyota rebate Dealership was willing...

iDatalink Maestro seems to get the best reviews. I'm doing a headunit swap in the next month and it will be what I use. PAC also makes harness, but the reviews I've seen put it behind the iDatalink Maestro.

I use a phone app to track my MPG. As other members have said, just input your miles at your fuel fill ups. If you want to verify the accuracy of your speedometer and odometer with the new tires, download a speedometer app for your phone. It uses GPS to report distance traveled and current...

Did the design change? What happened to the controller that allowed you to select different modes and levels? I was expecting something more like what is shown in the photo below.

Good looking rig! The wheels don't do the TRD Pro justice. Like others have said, the titanium grey just doesn't pop. Looks bland. IMO, I would stay away from a set of painted wheels that will compete with the beautiful color of you TRD Pro. A set of machined wheels will look good.

Any update on pricing?

Keep us posted on price, I might be in for one. Thx

OP, sounds like an adventure! Share more details and photos if you can. Also, thanks for the heads up about Dirty Parts. Is that the shop in Culver City?

Isn't the amber lens inside the sealed headlight housing? You would need to crack open the sealed assy just to get to the amber lens. Doesn't sound easy to me lol. Agree that it would be time consuming. Plus OP lives in SF with a fair amount of moisture. Not sure how long the mod would even hold...

IMO, sounds like way too much work just to have a clear lens. Plus I doubt the lens assy would be fully sealed after the swap. After the first rain or car wash, you are going to have a micro ecco system living in your light housing.