Lights in rear bumper.
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Lights in rear bumper.
As most are aware the rear back-up lights on the 2nd Generation 4Runners don't provide that much light, especially if your vehicle is lifted. So I thought I would add a little extra light by inserting some white LED lights into the rear bumper. I didn't want to mount lights below the bumper because experience has shown me they usually get broken or twisted. Now granted, these don't provide the amount of light an off-road or KC light would, but they give off a cleaner and brighter light than the ones that are higher in the tailgate. They are also aimed down just a little because of the angle of the bumper.
When I take some pics at night, I'll post those pics.
For more info see jamesdeancreations
When I take some pics at night, I'll post those pics.
For more info see jamesdeancreations
Last edited by James Dean; 09-30-2007 at 01:10 PM.
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Question: Assuming your stock lights are a 5, on a scale from 1-10 how bright are the lights you added by themselves?
Also, where did you get them?
I am looking to add some lights for night wheelin' and don't want to add ones below the bumper because I have destroyed every light I have installed that way.
Also, where did you get them?
I am looking to add some lights for night wheelin' and don't want to add ones below the bumper because I have destroyed every light I have installed that way.
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Question: Assuming your stock lights are a 5, on a scale from 1-10 how bright are the lights you added by themselves?
Also, where did you get them?
I am looking to add some lights for night wheelin' and don't want to add ones below the bumper because I have destroyed every light I have installed that way.
Also, where did you get them?
I am looking to add some lights for night wheelin' and don't want to add ones below the bumper because I have destroyed every light I have installed that way.
They are truck and trailer lights. Most commercial places have them. You can get regular bulb versions cheaper. The LED ones were about $30 a piece including the gasket.
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Thanks for the info.
They are cool looking and you did a very nice and clean looking install but, I guess I have to keep looking at other options for myself, Thanks again.
They are cool looking and you did a very nice and clean looking install but, I guess I have to keep looking at other options for myself, Thanks again.
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Thanks, I'm not a jerry-rig kind of guy. If you're going to do something, do it right or don't do it at all. I wanted to give complete details of my mods so as to help others make decisions.
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Very nice job, very clean and professionally install look to it.
Ill have to keep an eye out on the road for you. What part of az you in?
If you see a purple 4runner in your rear view honking away, thatll be
Ill have to keep an eye out on the road for you. What part of az you in?
If you see a purple 4runner in your rear view honking away, thatll be
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