Magnetic Grey 4Runners! Lets see them!

Added the gray TRD rims.
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Got my 10k mile - 1st oil change at the dealer yesterday and it got a wash.
 

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super nice. how do you like those headlights? moromoto? and how much$? any pics taken at night would be really appreciated. thx

They are morimotos, and I got em at presale. So around a grand or so. They perform better than OEM, have a very long throw,and cutoff is very crisp and well defined. The main draw backs are that, the light intensity below the cutoff isn't as intense as HID's (by design), has a weird side cutoff,and has a very steep price. ALso, if you are running LED's in the rear, prepare to play with resistors.

I don't have any night shots unfortunately, but there is a huge thread on this somewhere on this forum.

In the end, I would still buy them again. I just like them because they perform good (not great) and they add to the visual presence of my vehicle build (yeah i like the look of them lol)>
 
What light bar and bracket are you using in the upper grill? Looks great!


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Unfortunately, they don't make it anymore. However, if you want to do this. Buy a 21 inch light bar single row that comes with short brackets. It will fit in your existing holes in your upper grill and you wont have to buy new brackets.

Also, the cool thing about this light bar, is i didn't have to modify anything to get it to fit, and I didn't have to remove any structural brackets either. It was literally drop in.

Keep in mind though, that mounting it behind the grill that high up, makes it perform no better than your high beams. So basically it only serves one purpose for me...as in (FCK YOU lights) to those that cut me off lol. So they are very useful in that regard lol. I then Laminx them over to give the vehicle some contrast.

Hope this post helps.
 
Sorry for the long time to respond. Took a road trip from Long Island to Buffalo and the front valence chipped pretty bad. I ended up take it off. The back looks solid though and I think it looks stock. Right now I'm running the front silver and the back black. I think it looks pretty good this way and am gonna leave it for now.

Otherwise, rain didn't affect it at all.

What’s the quality and longevity of the plastidip vs. replacement of the front valance? $300 is a little steep for a black front valance, but I don’t want to reapply the plastidip every month or two.


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Just got to drive a Limited MGM 4x4 on a road rip to the Outer banks with my sister and I must say the Limited is rather plush and rides amazing. Here's the video:

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