subyota

Does any body have a spotlight in their 4runner, one thats built-in that you can control from the inside, while your driving, just like police cars?

I think that would be sickkkk to have one, or maybe even two, for both the driver and passenger. So if anyone has had it done, knows someone whos done it, and level of difficulty to do so let me know please. Thanks

Denk

Try one of these. My brother has one on his boat.



Model: Golight Stryker

Color: Camouflage (black, white and chrome models available)

Pan and Tilt: 370 degrees rotation with hard stop. 140 degrees tilt to direct upward beam position

Mount: Permanent or Detachable. Also available with magnetic mount

Voltage: 12 Volts DC appropriate for most consumer vehicles, off road vehicles and small boats (24 Volts DC available in the 24 Volt Golight Light Category)

Lamp Wattage: 65 Watts

Amp Draw: 5.5 amps on 12 Volts DC

Cord: 1 foot pigtail with stripped and tinned leads. Operator must provide wiring (16 AWG) from battery and/or fuse box to the light.

Beam: Wide Spot beam - effective working beam of 850 feet (can read a book at 850 feet)

Lamp Construction: Phillips bulb and glass lens/reflector assembly (Golight spare bulbs available here)

Industrial Candlepower Rating: 500,000 (original GE formula used in OEM/industrial) more on candlepower

Retail Candlepower Rating: 6.5 million (newer formula used in retail stores) more on candlepower

Remote Type: Wireless

Remotes Included: Handheld and Dash Mount - battery operated

Dimensions: 6 inches wide by 6 inches deep by 7 inches tall

Weather Rating: Weatherproof

subyota

oh hell yea thanks so much. thats so sick. do you know if they're really slow moving? as far as controlling the light left or right and whatnot