If you dont offroad you should be fine especially with 275s. I'm running f5's -38 with 295s and I had to do alot of mods. Still rub when I offroad . City driving is ok for the most part.
Did you have to get the stage 2 programming done? I'm still waiting for someone to respond back for scheduling the remote programming. It shows they are backed up since thanksgiving.
I've thought about replacing the projectors also with better ones. But with how cheap these headlights are, I don't know how long the led drl bar will last so i don't want to waste time and money on it.
I'm running hid's in mine. The projectors are cheap so the light output is not much different than halogens. These lights just look cool. Light output is not much of an upgrade.
I had a Bando belt for about a year and it started squeaking. So I went back to OEM for $50.
Cheapest I found through: part.toyota.com
2011 Toyota 4Runner Trail 4.0L V6 4WD AT Serpentine Belt - 90916A2015 | Stevinson Toyota West, Lakewood CO
HID's actually run cooler than halogens. I've ran HID's in all of my vehicles and the plastic lens has never been cracked or damaged. I too am curious about why putting hid's or leds would void warranty. I will be receiving my Spyder headlights in the next batch and will throw in hids as soon as...
There is no power increase. The louder sound just makes people think their truck is more responsive. And even if there was a "5hp" increase you could never tell and feel that in a 5000 pound truck. It's still going to drive exactly the same. Highway driving and up hill climbs are going to feel...