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Oh definitely! I still got some more aluminum angles to mess around with. As you can tell, there’s imperfection such as the lightbar foots are slightly extend beyond the mounting bracket. And there are “second”holes on the mounting brackets as well… those were too low. But yea, your points make...

i just looked it up, it is quite expensive!

I rigged up some angles and got my light mounted. Lol it was a fun project to say the least. Lot of aluminum shavings 😀 https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/roof-mount-light-bar-with-homemade-roof-mounting-angles.22468/

Hi all, Previously I posted and asked if any manufacturer has come up with a solution just to use the mounting holes for light bar mounting brackets, and couldnt really find one. Most people recommended mounting light bars to roof rack, which is the traditional approach. I measured and came up...

ive seen the brackets for door frame/A pillar, not a big fan of that. I would try to bend some aluminum and see about making mounting brackets straight onto roof mounting points/nuts

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone (or any company) has come up with a solution to directly mount light bar, Im assuming 40+ inch (measurement from mounting nuts is 45.5 inch), directly onto the roof mounting points? Mounting on top of a roof rack is obviously the most common/popular way to...

My trailhunter had Port Installed Option PPF, but it is only partial, minimal to be honest. No way I would consider it Full PPF. A Full PPF with proper installation and quality material (xpel, 3M, ect) would cost you upward of $7K+ , not $849. I would be cautious if dealer stated they had full...

Count me in! The hanging box seems like a good idea, catching stuff that fall into the “Bermuda triangle”

edit: these letters are PLASTIC RIVETTed on, like the post below indicated. Fishing Wire saw will not work. I'm not sure about this specific tags, but in the past, I used a 15lb braided fishing line and used it as a wire saw to cut through the mounting tape. Be careful not to scratch the...

awesome! Exactly what i needed to understand. Will buy prewired and go from there. Thanks @BoboForShort !

Hi all, Sorry to dig up an old thread, I just want to get some clarification about the female plug and its wiring. I got pretty much the same dashcam A229 Plus with rear cam like the @BoboForShort has, and wanting to do the same set up. Im planning to order just 1 plug from Toyota OEM, as...

imo, most needed is the tailgate anti theft lock

Interested, PM sent