Rigid Industries :: 2014+ 4Runner LED Grille

[Jhalko]

I think jicko should win the award for most group buys ever orchestrated in a month.

No kidding, I can't wait to see his build thread.

 

[Jhalko]

Yeah I've never been one to put stickers or emblems of the different parts I have on my truck or car. Unless they are paying me to do so or offer a substantial discount then I wouldn't do it. Plus it's advertising for criminals letting them know what you have.

Part of the reason I got my upper grill is that it would be exceptionally hard to try and walk away with my SR20versus bolting to the roof rack.

For heavens sakes how do I quote multiple posts

 

[CSix]

No kidding, I can't wait to see his build thread.

Part of the reason I got my upper grill is that it would be exceptionally hard to try and walk away with my SR20versus bolting to the roof rack.

For heavens sakes how do I quote multiple posts

My first try... Click on the "multiquote" for each then "quote" on the last. That put the quotes above...

 

[TBrock]

I think jicko should win the award for most group buys ever orchestrated in a month.

Seriously. :first:

 

[IronManKansas]

Fog Light Mount kit will retail for $59.99 (lights not included)
* Will hold our D/D2 Series light

Will the fog light mount kit mount on the 2014 limited?

 

[FloridaOccifer]

This used to be a cubicle partition... only cost me $8 in hardware:heh:

 

[RigidIndustries]

Are you guys going to offer a upper grill light mount option for those with the TRD Pro grill? It would be a great alternative to buying the Toyota upper grill for ones converting over to the TRD. I'd be on board for that, then all I'd have to buy is the garnish piece.

Right now there is nothing in the works for the upper grille to include a light mount but we will definitely drop the request over to our engineers.

 

[jicko]

This used to be a cubicle partition... only cost me $8 in hardware:heh:

???

Detailed "write up" please.

 

[FloridaOccifer]

???

Detailed "write up" please.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/164966-led-light-bar-install-2014-toyota-4runner.html

 

[TotalAutomotiveLV]

Fog Light Mount kit will retail for $59.99 (lights not included)
* Will hold our D/D2 Series light

We will offer a kit with these, the new DOT Duallies and some of our Plug & Play Harness conversions for a simple install that uses factory wiring :naughty:

 

[FOWRUNNER]

We will offer a kit with these, the new DOT Duallies and some of our Plug & Play Harness conversions for a simple install that uses factory wiring :naughty:

Sign me up!!

 

[FOWRUNNER]

We will offer a kit with these, the new DOT Duallies and some of our Plug & Play Harness conversions for a simple install that uses factory wiring :naughty:

Sign me up!! PM me details.

 

[TotalAutomotiveLV]

Just waiting on Rigid to get us the specs and part numbers

 

[WiscoTundra]

We will offer a kit with these, the new DOT Duallies and some of our Plug & Play Harness conversions for a simple install that uses factory wiring :naughty:

I'm up for that set up as well! Can't wait until they release them

 

[TotalAutomotiveLV]

Sign me up!!

I'm up for that set up as well! Can't wait until they release them

Its almost here - Check out our plug & play fog kit :yo: - http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...id-industries-fog-light-kit-2014-4runner.html

 

[4Funnr]

How much do these Rigid Industries Grill lights jiggle when driving on rough terrain?

When I've seen "grill mounted" lights in the past, they have always had TERRIBLE jiggle.

It seems that lights ideally need to be mounted to steel chassis or aluminum bar behind bumper to prevent that irritating jiggle.

Anyone comment?

 

[jicko]

When I've seen "grill mounted" lights in the past, they have always had TERRIBLE jiggle.

Which vehicle, and which grill, and which mount? Your comment is too generalized to comment.

The Rigid grill is a lot more "rigid" and stable than even the factory grill.

There are different ways to mount things.

You do have a good point regarding mounting to frame. That's a great idea. I have seen lights mounted to the frame via the AL bar and they are very solid too.

 

[4Funnr]

Which vehicle, and which grill, and which mount? Your comment is too generalized to comment.

The Rigid grill is a lot more "rigid" and stable than even the factory grill.

There are different ways to mount things.

You do have a good point regarding mounting to frame. That's a great idea. I have seen lights mounted to the frame via the AL bar and they are very solid too.

My question pertains to the Rigid Industries Upper Grill with 20" lightbar for a 2010 T4R TE.

Seems there is some play in the upper and lower grills of the 4runners, which would make for some jiggle/bounce in any lights mounted to grills and not to frames.

 

[jicko]

My question pertains to the Rigid Industries Upper Grill with 20" lightbar for a 2010 T4R TE.

Seems there is some play in the upper and lower grills of the 4runners, which would make for some jiggle/bounce in any lights mounted to grills and not to frames.

The Rigid grill is definitely more solid than the factory plastic grill by far.

 

[Jhalko]

My question pertains to the Rigid Industries Upper Grill with 20" lightbar for a 2010 T4R TE.

Seems there is some play in the upper and lower grills of the 4runners, which would make for some jiggle/bounce in any lights mounted to grills and not to frames.

My upper rigid grill is rock solid, doesn't move at all while on or off-road. The lower isn't quite as tight but still don't notice movement off-road, in my lowers I have Amber spots and with the sr20 in the upper on, nothing else matters really.

I've had these over a year, FYI