is there any adjustment ability built in to the brackets? I have a rigid 30" and it measures 31.5 between mounting surfaces. i could always use a 1/4 spacer on each side but was wondering if i would need to.
thanks.
On the 4Runner replacement switches, the 4th wire for the fuse, how would you wire that?
What kind of fog lights do you have installed in that picture?
Off topic but how do you like your headlights?? How is the light output compared to OEM? Any issues with condensation inside the light? Or foggy lens?
Here you go!
Bought the same brackets from a different vendor so I could get the hood scoop mount too but for those of you concerned about the license plate, relocating is easy and worth DIY. two dimensions (up and out), single strip of steel (~$10) bent up with a vise and some holes. I used the factory holes in the hollow crossmember to feed bolts out of.
you could also use some oversized self-tapping fasteners if you wanted to work outside-in. I had to use a crossbar in front since the hole spacing on the plate was just inside that of the factory spots. Also all the info and write ups I have seen mention cutting the plastic grill. This is NOT necessary as you should be able to flex it out from behind the bumper in one piece and save for potential use later on.
Threw this on yesterday
Relatively simple to do. Maybe I’m just too excited but for my I really like the fact I can swap the light bar easily and without removing the bumper if I wanted to upgrade from auxbeam
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Yellow fogs from eBay. Second set. First lasted five years. Shockingly the quality is good. They are yellow when the fogs are off. And orange led bulbs for when on. One of my favorite mods.