"Emergency Response Edition '04 4R

Here are updated photos of my truck from 1/14/07 . . . .

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The rear strobes also can be seen from the side but I couldn't capture it in a photo.

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Front Grille- Whelen TIR3s, blue and amber LEDs, attached to front bumper with 3M Outdoor double-sided tape (no drilling, and holds very well!)

Hood Scoop- EP911 LP12 all blue LED in "Knight Rider" flash pattern.

Windshield- Whelen Slimlighter all blue LED.

Sides- Whelen TIR3s, both blue LEDs, attached to body, just in front of rock sliders, with 3M outdoor double sided tape. (Has lasted for several thousand miles, even several off roading trips).

Rear- Whelen 4 strobe, 90 watt pack- Par36 strobes, amber and blue, mounted to rear clothing hanger hook spots; two red hide a way strobes, one in each brake light.

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View of back of truck- firefighter turnout gear bag on left, blue bag under shelf on right is EMS bag. Green bag, on left on top of shelf is O2 tank.

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TouchTek VI control box, Whelen electronic airhorn/PA system and strobe pack under the left side of the shelf (behind turnout gear bag).

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photo of one of the rear strobes, mounted where the clothing hook was. You can see how the wire is "tucked" into the plastic molding. It is brought forward down by the rear seat seat belts.

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Center console with arm rest up to reveal scanner and place for future mobile radios. TouchTek VI LED control panel in view as well.

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Slimlighter suction-cupped to winshield, with wire tucked into the A-post plastic molding, all the way down to the foot well.

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Nice place for a portable radio.

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Close-up of front bumper LEDs.

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Close up of airhorn speaker (you can see the red end cap on the left lower part of the screen- I need to paint it black.)
 
Here's an attempt at posting a video of the lights at work from today:

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ksneubec,

I must commend you on a job well done !! The video is great and really shows everything off. Super nice work !!

Those little one's are called TIR3's ?? made by Whelen correct ?? I'm going to see what I can find on those.

Your truck ( the total package ) looks great ! Probably the envy of your dept.
 
Thanks Falls.
The Whelen TIR3s are great. Try www.strobesnmore.com and www.sirennet.com for two great sources.

Whelen has come out with a new edition TIR3 which supposedly has better light dispersion. The older style (mine) are about $55 now, and the newer ones are $65. I haven't seen the newer ones yet but try www.sirennet.com, as they often have videos of their products on their website.
 
well i looked up that 911ep light and it doesnt look like they sell anything anymore along those lines. all the have are full size lightbars for the roof.
 
ksneubec


Man your rig is sick. Although i have no use for any of those lights, i do have light envy. Not to mention the front bumper. Just a quick question, what sort of estimate are you working with for all of your aftermarket equip.

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Drew- Thanks for the compliments and no thanks for making me figure out how much I've spent on this thing :)

Bumper, tires, lift, rear guard, old brush guard: $3500

Emergency lights and equipment, Nav unit, radio: $1900

Getting compliments from T4R members about my bad ass truck: Priceless.

I had a lot of the emergency equipment on my old Rav4, only some of it is "new" to the 4Runner, so most of the recent cost is the new bumper/winch set up.

I better not let the fiance see this thread :)
 
I bet this 4R feels like a beast compared the Rav4 !

My wife wants a new Rav. We test drove a 4cyl 4x4 sport , automatic. I actually thought it was pretty sweet compared to the older ones. I was really impressed with the 4 cyl. as it has alot more power and much smoother than the older ones.
 
Falls said:
I bet this 4R feels like a beast compared the Rav4 !

I really loved the Rav4- it was a great car for me, just out of college, affordable, all wheel drive, etc. It's still built very well.
 
DonnyB said:
I love that light in the hood scoop. Can you buy just that piece seperately??

I believe you can buy the hood scoop piece seperately. It would attach underneath the hood. If you meant the light, yes you can. It is called a LS15 (mine is the older model, LS12, but it is the same thing) made by 911EP.
 

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