I wanted to add some auxiliary lights that were sleek and didn't distract from the flow of the vehicle which can be a challenge with this slim style front bumper. Fortunately
@JohnJB is always sending me links to things I don't need, and he sent over a sweet looking light bar from Australian company Stedi that looked like it would fit the bill nicely. It's a 21" single row bar with blacked out optics unless you're looking at it straight on, and it's extremely high quality with a great wiring harness included as well as 2 different sets of mounts (attach at the back or the sides of the light bar). The light bar brackets Rhino sells with the front bumper are also very adjustable and high quality, so the only hard part was figuring out exactly which of the possible combinations would work best. I decided to try mounting it on top of the hoop which mostly obstructs the front facing camera, but I don't really use it so I'm not too worried. If it becomes an issue, I can always remount it in a different location.
In keeping with an OEM style them, I picked up a Toyota OEM fog light switch from Slee and wired the light bar to it. When the switch is clicked in, the light bar will automatically come on with the high beams, or it will turn off with another click of the switch. The switch is the type where it stays in place wherever you leave it, so if you want high beams to work as normal, you can just leave the switch in the off position. I did a rural drive very late at night recently, and I was impressed with the power and throw of the light bar. It's a very high quality color and even dispersion of the beam pattern, so I am very happy with the purchase.
Straight on and from a low viewpoint you can see the LEDs which make the light bar look yellow