I'm in the process of building up my 06 LX470. The truck has the night view upgrade and the beams are integrated into the stock front bumper. Has anyone out there found a spot on the ARB's for the beams/sensors?
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following. planning arb upgrade on LX with nightview in a couple weeks. I did read some people just do not use the nightview lights from the bumper and the system still operates. Something about if you're throwing enough light down the road the system will still operate. I think I read that the bulb is not a true IR bulb and has just a filter in front of it. There are true IR bulbs from rigid but i am not sure if these will work with the IR system on the LX.
In all seriousness it's like ten times worse than the bu cameraIn all seriousness, is the night view quality as awesome as our backup camera quality? The only time I ever use the backup camera is if I'm trying to squeeze out the final inch of space when I back into a spot, but other than that I find the thing almost useless.
Yes, but this makes the running joke, the running joke. I think we all knew Night View was crap, one only needs to look at our backup cameras.Pretty funny to hear @nukegoat say “in all seriousness.”
Lexus wanted $420 for the sub-retinal injection but the Toyota dealer has them for $249 as part of their Get Out and Drive at Night campaign. I would rather have the procedure done in the cleaner Lexus service bays however, so maybe worth the upcharge.This chart explains the basic Nightview concept quite well, as it pertains to near IR. The driver is depicted as a rodent for ease of explanation. Note that for optimal NIR viewing, Nightview does require the sub-retinal injection (OEM injection kit available at a premium from the dealer, or aftermarket on Rock Auto etc).
I will refrain from posting my thread about the semi-autonomous self-driving feature I just found called "Cruise Control" then.I got a call from the 90's, they said..