Headlight and brushguard upgrades?

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Hi, I have an FJ 60 series, and I want to upgrade my headlights because I have the original lights but sometimes I can't even tell if they're on, then I hit by a hit and my front bumber is messed up, so while I'm working on the front, might as well replace both at the same time, but where would be the best plave to look for either or? I have a rough budget of 2k but can go slightly higher!
 
 
For the front bumper your options are Dissent, Trail Tailor, ARB, 4Plus and more. As to the lights, the part number you're looking for is 81110-60P70 . You can still get those directly from Toyota and they're dirt cheap.
 
Thanks for dropping my link @jclark!

@isaac336 The original headlights should be illegal they're so bad. Borderline dangerous in my opinion. Justin dropped a link to my web shop and I sell that Toyota kit. Are there better headlight setups out there? Probably, yes. But there's not a better bang-for-the-buck package than the Koito kit. It comes with two glass lenses, two Sylvania bulbs, and a fresh wiring harness. Beyond that, other electrical system improvements can increase the voltage to your headlights and make them brighter (and alleviate the dimming when you come to a stop/idle): getting something better than the existing fusible link, using larger main ground cables, and a more powerful alternator are a few of those. If you poke around my website I sell a few solutions for those things - other vendors on Mud have other upgrades too.

@sadovnik nailed the most common bumper manufacturers. I keep suggesting @Bump It Offroad jump in the 60 game too, but nothing yet.
 
For the front bumper your options are Dissent, Trail Tailor, ARB, 4Plus and more. As to the lights, the part number you're looking for is 81110-60P70 . You can still get those directly from Toyota and they're dirt cheap.
TCC makes a high clearance front bumper as well.
 
Thanks for dropping my link @jclark!

@isaac336 The original headlights should be illegal they're so bad. Borderline dangerous in my opinion. Justin dropped a link to my web shop and I sell that Toyota kit. Are there better headlight setups out there? Probably, yes. But there's not a better bang-for-the-buck package than the Koito kit. It comes with two glass lenses, two Sylvania bulbs, and a fresh wiring harness. Beyond that, other electrical system improvements can increase the voltage to your headlights and make them brighter (and alleviate the dimming when you come to a stop/idle): getting something better than the existing fusible link, using larger main ground cables, and a more powerful alternator are a few of those. If you poke around my website I sell a few solutions for those things - other vendors on Mud have other upgrades too.

@sadovnik nailed the most common bumper manufacturers. I keep suggesting @Bump It Offroad jump in the 60 game too, but nothing yet.
We appreciate it @CruiserTrash !!!

Right now we are focused on our complete redesign of the 80 series bumpers. The front bumper is complete and available while the rear bumper is still in the works.

Once we tidy up a few projects we will be ready to take a look at some new products!
 
We appreciate it @CruiserTrash !!!

Right now we are focused on our complete redesign of the 80 series bumpers. The front bumper is complete and available while the rear bumper is still in the works.

Once we tidy up a few projects we will be ready to take a look at some new products!
Busy is a good thing
 
Thanks for dropping my link @jclark!

@isaac336 The original headlights should be illegal they're so bad. Borderline dangerous in my opinion. Justin dropped a link to my web shop and I sell that Toyota kit. Are there better headlight setups out there? Probably, yes. But there's not a better bang-for-the-buck package than the Koito kit. It comes with two glass lenses, two Sylvania bulbs, and a fresh wiring harness. Beyond that, other electrical system improvements can increase the voltage to your headlights and make them brighter (and alleviate the dimming when you come to a stop/idle): getting something better than the existing fusible link, using larger main ground cables, and a more powerful alternator are a few of those. If you poke around my website I sell a few solutions for those things - other vendors on Mud have other upgrades too.

@sadovnik nailed the most common bumper manufacturers. I keep suggesting @Bump It Offroad jump in the 60 game too, but nothing yet.
X2 on a 60s bumper
 
Aw man, looks like they're sold out, do you know when they restock?
 
I keep suggesting @Bump It Offroad jump in the 60 game too, but nothing yet.
We did this front 60 bumper some time ago. We would likely take another look at and make sure it is the best that we could produce:


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