Have you tried amber film over factory fogs (1 Viewer)

[CharlieS]

Thank you all.

 

[jefo13]

VViViD film

 

[Julian73]

That'll be my longer term solution. I just don't have the cycles to figure it out in the next 7 days.'

It'd be easy if those manufacturers included Land Crusier in their fitment charts. In the past I've had to make do with Tacoma versions and custom brackets.

Eric has a video of some Baja Designs in a 16+ 200 series in this video:



He mentions model 447115, which is for the 10-22 4Runner/12-22 Tacoma/14-21 Tundra.

It looks like the equivalent SAE amber version might be the SKU 447714. Definitely do the research on this as I'm not confident that that is 100 the Tundra/Taco/4Runner SAE light. SKU 447614 looks like the SAE white version.

I didn't watch it close enough to see if it is a bolt in, or if it requires a custom bracket?

Edit: Also, I forgot to say that if it mounts in the stock location, I believe it should fit the TJM. I say this because I am running factory fogs in my TJM T13, rather than the fogs that came with it. I mean, you can make almost anything fit with enough time/effort/money, but if it mounts like the factory fog light, it should go right in.

BD #447714 is the SAE Amber and comes with installation brackets

 

[CharlieS]

Just to close the loop on this.

I did the cheap Laminex film, and it worked, but as a temporary solution. In retrospect, I should have bought the precut Tacoma version because I didn't get them perfect. I used a piece of clear flexible plastic and a sharpie to make a template, cut it out with scissors, installed using the dry method, and used a heat gun to help smooth it over the lens edges.

It really decreases usable light that comes off the factory lights.

(and no comments about the janky wrapping of the winch line on the bull bar, thats what happens when a Land Rover guy stows the line - hahahaha)