The Tacoma housing was redesigned for 2020:
Did the new ones fit in the old housing?
2021 specialty TRD color?
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Did the new ones fit in the old housing?
rageandlove
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I suspect it's no change from the current models.
The Fox shocks were introduced in 2019 and it was exactly the same marketing message ... "Fox shocks with an additional one-inch lift in the front."
And as a 2019 owner I can confirm that extra inch was true.
I highly doubt they have added a SECOND one-inch lift to the vehicle ... so I think they are just recycling content so the magazines have something to write.
New wheels, new lights, ... we need a third thing to talk about.
The Fox shocks were introduced in 2019 and it was exactly the same marketing message ... "Fox shocks with an additional one-inch lift in the front."
And as a 2019 owner I can confirm that extra inch was true.
I highly doubt they have added a SECOND one-inch lift to the vehicle ... so I think they are just recycling content so the magazines have something to write.
New wheels, new lights, ... we need a third thing to talk about.
Matteblack
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I like the new wheels with the flat center caps, divots on the rim and black lug nuts.
RichinRidgewood
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Every price a LED headlight? They are crazy expensive like $1000-$2000 each side. When one of the multiple LEDs craps out or maybe they all do at the same time you have to replace the whole thing. You can keep the LED front head lights. I stick with my $6.99 bulbs and drive a little slower at night.
Ever price a modern suspension? They are crazy expensive I'll stick with my leaf springs front and rear and have my brain rattle out of my skull.
Ever price an airbag? They are crazy expensive I'll stick with busting my face open on the steering wheel in a crash and hoping for the best.
Ever price disc brakes and ABS? They are crazy expensive I'll stick with drum brakes and crossing my fingers any time I need to stop abruptly.
Ever price an air-conditioning system? They are crazy expensive I'll stick with wearing a parka in the winter and sweating like a pig in the summer.
And the list goes on and on. LED technology, like all other technology, has come a long way and shouldn't need replacing (unless Toyota designs them poorly) during the usable life of the vehicle. And on the bright side (get it?), you get much better visibility at night whether on-road or off-road.
Tundra LED headlights OEM replacements are 1K for both. Not sure where you get your "prices" ��
Is that for the LED bulb itself, the entire headlight assembly, or something else?
RichinRidgewood
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Thats cheap. My wife's 2018 Acura TLX's LED head lights are $1300/side.
RichinRidgewood
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yawn. Go pick a fight with someone else.
That's just Acura jacking up their parts pricing to make you feel better for not just settling for a Honda
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standingcow
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Lunar rock is an abysmal color but those LED headlights are on point. I wonder if this news release will drive down 2020 prices any. LED headlights are certainly worth waiting for I would think
Got it, thanks.
Seems highly unlikely that the entire unit would need to be replaced. More realistic scenario is the LED bulb itself burns out and needs to be replaced, which should be much cheaper.
Looking at the Toyota press photo of the Pro, it looks the same to me. The projector might be a little different, but the overall design looks the same.
Speeder757
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Does anyone have any inside info on a release date? I might want to pick up another Pro but in White or Black.
LED bulbs have their lifetime expressed in many thousands of hours. Like 40-50,000 hours. I'd be amazed if the truck lasted long enough to have an LED "burn out."
