'03 V8 w/18" and Borla Duals
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TiTaniuM4Runner
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i wished the bug deflectors didn't look so much like unibrows. other than that nice truck.
momo.75
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I don't really like the look of them either, so i took mine off about 3 weeks after I bought it. From the front it didn't look terrible, but the profile was pretty bad. If you go to this thread, there is a guy "loyd" with a silver one like yours. He live in Canada and he has a different hood protector that looks pretty good.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1469
Did the dealer put Kumho's on you 18's?
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1469
Did the dealer put Kumho's on you 18's?
Thx!
Hard to say about the PIAAs. I've not seen any other bulb match the bright and white of these. From my own experiences, I originally installed the 9005s in my Sequoia. They performed perfectly. I then took them out of the Sequoia and installed them in my 4Runner, along with 9006s. So some are old ones and some are new.
I've had no problems and would buy them again. In fact, I'm putting them in a 2004 Honda Civic EX I just picked up.
Other folks have had differing experiences. Some have complained about early burn-out. We all know that if you touch the bulb, this can happen. I've not seen this with mine.
I like 'em, prefer 'em and will buy them again. I also found a site that has them for the cheapest you can find.
The spoiler is factory Toyota and was installed by them.
Hard to say about the PIAAs. I've not seen any other bulb match the bright and white of these. From my own experiences, I originally installed the 9005s in my Sequoia. They performed perfectly. I then took them out of the Sequoia and installed them in my 4Runner, along with 9006s. So some are old ones and some are new.
I've had no problems and would buy them again. In fact, I'm putting them in a 2004 Honda Civic EX I just picked up.
Other folks have had differing experiences. Some have complained about early burn-out. We all know that if you touch the bulb, this can happen. I've not seen this with mine.
I like 'em, prefer 'em and will buy them again. I also found a site that has them for the cheapest you can find.
The spoiler is factory Toyota and was installed by them.
Greenhorne
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b1rd0g said:
and the site is?
The Enkei wheels came with the truck and were a port installed option.
The PIAA bulbs can be found at....
http://www.accessconnect.com/store/showdetl.cfm?&DID=16&Product_ID=364&CATID=49
...$58.90 per pair.
The PIAA bulbs can be found at....
http://www.accessconnect.com/store/showdetl.cfm?&DID=16&Product_ID=364&CATID=49
...$58.90 per pair.
momo.75
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I wouldn't say it is a night and day difference but it is a little better. We were traveling on some back highways last night and they did very well.
yep, it was about $120 for the set, but I didn't get them all at once. I first go gth low beams just to try them out, then the fogs, and finally the high beams.
yep, it was about $120 for the set, but I didn't get them all at once. I first go gth low beams just to try them out, then the fogs, and finally the high beams.
