Best. Deal. Ever.XenonDepot and Baja Designs

[MENTION=237615]swdoc4runner[/MENTION] - Our H16 CMB bulbs are great if you're looking to color match your headlights. They won't really offer an improvement as far as light output, just cosmetic. If you're looking for both, I would suggest looking at the Xtreme Pro h16 LED bulbs.
[MENTION=163035]clanger[/MENTION] - Great question! Please view this link:

2018 4Runner Pro LED Upgrade | 4runner LED headlight testing

They're brighter then stock, but not as bright as HID.
[MENTION=215689]SilverTEP[/MENTION] - Awesome :) Thank you for taking the time to post a pic and feedback. Happy to hear (and see) that you're enjoying your XenonDepot H11 HID kit.

Steve
 
I've ordered the H11 HID kit from Xenon Depot. Awaiting arrival and hopefully an uneventful install. Will the H16 CMB bulbs for FOG lamps color match to the H11 HID kit with 4300k Philips bulb?
 
Got mine installed today. What a difference. As everyone else has said, they should've come from the factory like this.

Just to confirm, mine came with a harness with positive and negative terminal hook up. All the installs I've seen did not use this, so neither did I. They work fine, just confirming that I didn't need to use these.
 
I've ordered the H11 HID kit from Xenon Depot. Awaiting arrival and hopefully an uneventful install. Will the H16 CMB bulbs for FOG lamps color match to the H11 HID kit with 4300k Philips bulb?

If you went with the 5000K CMB bulbs then yes it would be a very close match as the Philips 4300K HID bulbs color shift to 4700K.

Which is best for night driving, 4300 or 5K?

Thanks

I would say 4300K since it's a warmer color and also a little brighter.

Got mine installed today. What a difference. As everyone else has said, they should've come from the factory like this.

Just to confirm, mine came with a harness with positive and negative terminal hook up. All the installs I've seen did not use this, so neither did I. They work fine, just confirming that I didn't need to use these.

Glad to see you're happy with the results! As for the relay harness, it is completely optional with the 4runner since the Xtreme ballast has a low startup draw.

Danny
 
It is kinda crazy to me that 2 weeks ago I was considering a 4Runner to replace my perfectly fine 3 year old crew cab truck and now I have a new TRD 4R, suspension ordered, and after a weekend driving around Seattle with a tinted windshield and stock headlights I just had to take advantage of this.

Can't wait to get it all installed. If I could just manage to get a free weekend....
 
Congrats on the new 4Runner! Let us know how everything goes with the install, and how you end up liking the new lights.

~Robert
 
Congrats on the new 4Runner! Let us know how everything goes with the install, and how you end up liking the new lights.

~Robert

Thanks,

I'm fairly sure I know what I'm getting into. I've had HID's in every rig for the last 10+ years. I've had true projector retro projects, slapped them into halogen housings, had a set in Hella housings in a Jeep, etc. etc. I had a new RAM with them in the headlights and fogs. Couldn't see myself going with a less bright headlight on this one.

Will post up once installed for sure. Much appreciated.
 
why on earth would you tint your windshield, especially living in Seattle?

I actually live south of Portland but yeah, similar concerns.

I've had my windshield tinted in every rig I've owned over the last many years. I like my privacy. My last truck (RAM 1500) had all the windows done including the factory privacy glass. I literally drove it from the RAM dealership to the tint shop when I bought it.

I tried to find a shop to do my 4Runner when I left the dealership but no one was available for a couple days. I just had the fronts done for now with the windshield but will eventually do all the back ones with more tint.

It is actually a lot less intrusive than you would think. During the day it is like wearing sunglasses. Actually, probably not even that dark. At night with good lights it is no issue even out in the country where I live. In town there are no concerns at all. I actually find it easier to drive with the tint in town as it cuts out the glare from everyone else.



My RAM

 
HID's came in and I got them on yesterday afternoon. Went to the gym right before dusk and it was dark when I came out...holy crap these things are bright, 1000x better than OE. Fogs should be in today.

Anyway, just dropping this here just in case a few of you need to make some adjustments to your headlights. Ill be doing that this evening:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBLcojQqT0A
 
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HID's came in and I got them on yesterday afternoon. Went to the gym right before dusk and it was dark when I came out...holy crap these things are bright, 1000x better than OE. Fogs should be in today.

Anyway, just dropping this here just in case a few of you need to make some adjustments to your headlights. Ill be doing that this evening:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBLcojQqT0A

Wait till you install the fog lights! Be sure to post some pictures after the install is complete.

Damn I wish I had money set aside for this right now

Great time to start saving if you can and when you are ready just reach out to us and we'll do our bets to help :)

Danny
 
Wait till you install the fog lights! Be sure to post some pictures after the install is complete.


Agreed, I can’t believe I waited this long to upgrade my lighting.

The BD fogs are very impressive and install was pretty straight forward [emoji1360]

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Dialing in the HIDs a little more this morning...

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Agreed, I can’t believe I waited this long to upgrade my lighting.

The BD fogs are very impressive and install was pretty straight forward [emoji1360]

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Dialing in the HIDs a little more this morning...

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Looking great so far!

Danny
 
[MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] does the Baja kit come with the bezels that get rid of the gap in the fog light housing?
 
[MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] does the Baja kit come with the bezels that get rid of the gap in the fog light housing?

Here's everything the 4Runner Baja Designs fog lights kits come with:

-(2x) Squadron-R Series LED Lights
-(2x) 2010-2018 Toyota 4Runner Fog Pocket Brackets (447110)
-(2x) Squadron-R Series anti-glare / Filler Piece
-Wiring Adapter

This is a closeup of the lights installed and as you can see there are no gaps:

4runner-baja-closeup.jpg


Danny
 
I got my LED head lights in the mail, figs come tomorrow. I have a few install questions. Do I need to drill the dust cap? Also I think I’ve seen somewhere that the way the less are face when installed makes a big difference. If so, what way should they be facing?


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I got my LED head lights in the mail, figs come tomorrow. I have a few install questions. Do I need to drill the dust cap? Also I think I’ve seen somewhere that the way the less are face when installed makes a big difference. If so, what way should they be facing?

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Awesome and no worries I'll be happy to answer your questions.

1- Yes, you'll need to drill a hole in the dust cover of the low beams since there isn't enough room for everything from the LED kit.

2- We recommend the LED diodes to end up at 3 and 9 o'clock once the LED bulb is locked in the housing.

This 4runner LED install guide may further help you out.

Danny
 

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