toytec led light bars

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Just wanted to ask if anyone was running them so I could get some feed back? They have a small rectangular one that would be perfect and its only $30. They would be going on a roof rack for the sides and rear so I wanted something with a very low profile.
 
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Im pretty sure [MENTION=9139]steezemcqueen[/MENTION] is running one of those lightbars. i think his might be a bigger one but he can probably give you some insight on quality.
 
Totally forgot to answer this the other day

I'm running the 21 inch on the front of my 4Runner and have two of the 6 inch lights on the back.

For what they are, they are pretty darn good. They aren't a Rigid or a BD so don't expect to drop $30 on a light a think its going to be as good a a high dollar one. Buuutttt its also not the price of a Rigid either.

The 21 inch bar is more of a flood pattern so it is bright but it doesn't throw light very far. The 6 inchers work perfect as a aux backup flood light.

IMHO, they are probably the best bang for the buck out there when it comes to lights.

:cheers:
 
ToyTec Lifts said:
Totally forgot to answer this the other day

I'm running the 21 inch on the front of my 4Runner and have two of the 6 inch lights on the back.

For what they are, they are pretty darn good. They aren't a Rigid or a BD so don't expect to drop $30 on a light a think its going to be as good a a high dollar one. Buuutttt its also not the price of a Rigid either.

The 21 inch bar is more of a flood pattern so it is bright but it doesn't throw light very far. The 6 inchers work perfect as a aux backup flood light.

IMHO, they are probably the best bang for the buck out there when it comes to lights.

:cheers:
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love the honesty here :hatsoff:
 
Thanks for the reply. Honestly for the price I'm not expecting a lot just wanted to make sure they stood up to the elements. We get a lot of rain here. I'm planning on running 4 of the 6" on the rear of a roof rack and two on each side. Also looking into some of DDM's led lights.
 
05 LTD said:
Thanks for the reply. Honestly for the price I'm not expecting a lot just wanted to make sure they stood up to the elements. We get a lot of rain here. I'm planning on running 4 of the 6" on the rear of a roof rack and two on each side. Also looking into some of DDM's led lights.
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I'd be interested in seeing a writeup of the installation process if you do this, and of course some pictures with the lights on once everything is done. I'll probably be going that same route. No sense in paying a ridiculous amount for side and rear lights IMO.
 
Nothing against Toytec, but hop on amazon and check out LED light bars there. My 21.5" is from there, was like $175, and is BRIGHT AS HELL. it's 8,000 lumens. It seems to be very good quality, but I haven't had it long enough to comment on reliability.
 
TheKorstjens said:
Ooooooo. Pics of light output please.
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Its 12 noon here in Hawaii, I'll get some pics tonight. By all means they are NOT a spot light type, more like a flood where light output is everywhere, kinda like HIDs in stock housings. However, for 30 bucks a pop, how could you go wrong? For my need (needed light output closer to the ground for night trails), its exactly what I wanted.

BlackCat914 said:
Nothing against Toytec, but hop on amazon and check out LED light bars there. My 21.5" is from there, was like $175, and is BRIGHT AS HELL. it's 8,000 lumens. It seems to be very good quality, but I haven't had it long enough to comment on reliability.
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I didnt feel like spending 175 bucks for overkill haha. But 8,000 lumens?? I think I would blind all my friends in front of me while offroading lol
 
Mr. B said:
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I didnt feel like spending 175 bucks for overkill haha. But 8,000 lumens?? I think I would blind all my friends in front of me while offroading lol
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Sollution to blinding the guys in front of you.
Use RED LEDs, there's a reason outdoor survivalists use them :p it would be sweet if you're into doing trails while its dark. I think I've even seen some baja guys that use red light bars.
 
Mr. B said:
Its 12 noon here in Hawaii, I'll get some pics tonight. By all means they are NOT a spot light type, more like a flood where light output is everywhere, kinda like HIDs in stock housings. However, for 30 bucks a pop, how could you go wrong? For my need (needed light output closer to the ground for night trails), its exactly what I wanted.



I didnt feel like spending 175 bucks for overkill haha. But 8,000 lumens?? I think I would blind all my friends in front of me while offroading lol
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ya, you would definitely need to be leading the pack, it'll light up the night like the sun.
 
hoe_nah said:
on oahu? I'd like to see this rig in person lol
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Lol, negs bro, on the Big Island.

These are the best pics I could get at the moment, I have the flu and cant venture too far from the house. Just in case I need to visit the porcelain throne
 

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4RunnerChaos said:
Sollution to blinding the guys in front of you.
Use RED LEDs, there's a reason outdoor survivalists use them :p it would be sweet if you're into doing trails while its dark. I think I've even seen some baja guys that use red light bars.
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we use red headlamps for fishing, never seen any for vehicles...must not be cheap, but should definitely be worth it!
 
Please feel free to call me an idiot- :behindsofa:

But, why the hell can't I find these lights anywhere on Toytec's site, or even if I Google them for that matter?

Help me out here...
 
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