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Old 11-11-2007, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by pfdaxe
Some pics of mine installed:
Looks good.

Does yours have a gap on the driver's side as well?
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QS,

The best part about those LED's is how they reflect off that 2IS!
Old 11-12-2007, 04:26 AM
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Originally Posted by QSVeilside
Hi Rumbles,

These are distributed by a company called Eagle Eyes. I looked at the housing carefully before installation, and you are correct. They are made in Taiwan. I'm sure you will be able to find these in Japan somewhere.
Thanks! I'll check on that.
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Not meaning to hijack, would a 99-04 tacoma tailight guard fit a 3rd gen 4runner?
Old 11-12-2007, 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by TerraRunner
Not meaning to hijack, would a 99-04 tacoma tailight guard fit a 3rd gen 4runner?
Nope....different shape light.
Old 11-13-2007, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by QSVeilside
If you submerge your rear end while offroading, (like some folks do), there's a good chance water will leak into the housing. The bulb plugs have rubber gaskets around them, but they don't line up/seal as well as stock.

Let me put it this way... I won't be selling my stock 02 lights any time soon.
Thanks for the info. No, I don't plan to sink the rear end enough to submerge the tails , however, if it rains, I don't want to see condensation appear on the inside of the lense after the showers pass.

Think they can with stand leaks when sprayed directly by a pressure washer?Just wanted to make sure when I wash my 4Runner (w/ my pressure washer), I will not have to be afraid to get these lights wet. (I do not have any leak issues w/ my stock tails is the reason I ask.)

Thanks again.
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i have the DT headers 3000 mi so far and the truck runs great.. why the trd ones? I think they are pron too leaking.
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ok fair enough... sorry to hear that. I got my set for free and think they are the bee's knees. I have been to Oahu 3 times but never flown to the islands.
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Good info as usual QS. I look forward to seeing your latest dynos.
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QS, did you have to work hard to get the harnesses out of the panel's? my buddy is trying to install his LED tails he just got in, but tried to remove his stock tails and said that the harnesses looked to be fairly deep inside the rear quarter panel.

He's primarily concerned that he will pull too hard and rip the stock harness out. is there enough slack behind the housing to tug a little or should he just take off his interior panels to access this? TIA!

he has a 2001 Sport Edition 4Runner...
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wow, that was an unbelievable pain in the ass for such a simple mod. due to vegasboyy's extensive sound system, it made a 25 minute job into a 1.5 hour job.

gotta say though, it looks clean as all hell with no gaps anywhere. solid craftsmanship from the Taiwanese once again!
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Those TRD headers are sweet. Nice Toyota engineering and thus the high cost. Coating looks great but unfortunately will not affect the radiated heat. Best keep things away from those pipes. I will say, the pipe wrap, which looks like crap, will keep things that may contact a pipe from initially burning.
Pack a lunch when you get ready to start the install. I'm sure you will feel the difference especially when the charger gets to cranking out some decent boost.
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heat wrap is good for exhaust headers; especially to keep the heat in the pipes and allow for a better scavenging effect for your exhaust.


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