gshadow325
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Yes, balls to the wall lighting!! Been a fan of Rigid Industries for years. I couldnt justify buying these, i could however justify installing them for my customers over the years.
Like here
and here

and here..reverse lamps HID and roof rack has the d2's on them

Now these are the D2's $200 each not the cheaper look alike dually $220 per pair versions!
So this is a write up kinda sorta.
To my knowledge 03-05 runners had the same bumper. the non round light version. My car did not come with OEM foglamps
First you remove the two 10MM bolts holding in the OEM Foglamp from behind and the one 10mm bolt holding in the turn signal lamp.
Now you will have two pieces out from the foglight/turn signal area
This next piece is the foglight blank. picture take from the top of it. on the bottom you see a slot. you need that slot to properly secure the turn signal lamp.

I loaned out my air saw so i had to use snippers to cut it up. not pretty but you get the idea. its not seen later anyways. You need to cut it up because you will be reusing the slot part to hold the turn signal light housing

Old fake cover

bracket installed back in bumper with no fake foglight cover

Thats the biggest thing i feel that needs to be addressed for the light install. Since most people would not know how to go about to secure the turn signal lamp back after you take the cover out.
Since the LED light uses a single bolt mount, all that is needed is a drill and drill bit then drill a hole thru the top side of the fog light opening. I did it from both bottom and top. Here are the pictures from mounting it on the bottom. bottom is not flat, it has ridges thus its a crooked install..
also you cant get it far back enough.


So here is how it looks from the top install. much cleaner and nicer and straight

They are now mounted square and in the hole properly...as you can peep..my volvo V70R has them too
guys on volvo forums are *****es when it comes to mods LOL...buncha haters there :/


Since you just scrolled all the way down to see these final pictures of them on at DUSK. night time pics we all seen them before

purposely took it with sun in background just for reference

varying angles


going to add this to my build thread...
Like here
and here

and here..reverse lamps HID and roof rack has the d2's on them

Now these are the D2's $200 each not the cheaper look alike dually $220 per pair versions!
So this is a write up kinda sorta.
To my knowledge 03-05 runners had the same bumper. the non round light version. My car did not come with OEM foglamps
First you remove the two 10MM bolts holding in the OEM Foglamp from behind and the one 10mm bolt holding in the turn signal lamp.
Now you will have two pieces out from the foglight/turn signal area
This next piece is the foglight blank. picture take from the top of it. on the bottom you see a slot. you need that slot to properly secure the turn signal lamp.

I loaned out my air saw so i had to use snippers to cut it up. not pretty but you get the idea. its not seen later anyways. You need to cut it up because you will be reusing the slot part to hold the turn signal light housing

Old fake cover

bracket installed back in bumper with no fake foglight cover

Thats the biggest thing i feel that needs to be addressed for the light install. Since most people would not know how to go about to secure the turn signal lamp back after you take the cover out.
Since the LED light uses a single bolt mount, all that is needed is a drill and drill bit then drill a hole thru the top side of the fog light opening. I did it from both bottom and top. Here are the pictures from mounting it on the bottom. bottom is not flat, it has ridges thus its a crooked install..


So here is how it looks from the top install. much cleaner and nicer and straight

They are now mounted square and in the hole properly...as you can peep..my volvo V70R has them too


Since you just scrolled all the way down to see these final pictures of them on at DUSK. night time pics we all seen them before

purposely took it with sun in background just for reference

varying angles


going to add this to my build thread...




