OKLEDLIGHTBARS.COM 42”Roof Mounted Light Bar - Finished Install PICS!

2009 TRD OFFROAD Access Cab 1E7

Pretty fun and easy install, overall time invested for everything was about 8 hours not including painting the mounts. If anyone’s interested I can get into the details about the install.

The light bar is solid. The harness is way easy to work with and the bar is SERIOUSLY bright. If Taco Man in HD does another Group Buy I wouldn't hesitate to get a 30” for the front bumper.

Lastly, I need to upgrade my headlights to LED’s now. Beginning to feel the lights need to match!


• 40” CREE LED Double Row Light Bar from OKLEDLIGHTBARS.COM (Forum member: Taco Man in HD)
• Mounts Custom Manufactured (by Forum Member ‘LATRD’ contact him if you need a pair)
• OTRATTW Contura V Rocker Switch
• Project Cost $550

Let me know what you think!


Link to Album: http://imgur.com/a/MCDSa


Pics:

Looking ready to go!






Nice close up of the mounts made by 'LATRD' - Thanks man!






Future spot of a 30" bar!

 

Nice. Glad your happy with everything. Looks great. Thanks for your business.

 

I demand night pics!

(Or at least respectfully request lol!)

 

I don't have any on my new phone. Maybe Stocko has some. If not sure my threads there's pics from 2 yrs ago that has some.

 

OK...so when you run that wire down the pillar, where does it come into in the cab?

 

How much did the mounts run you? Are they pretty sturdy?

 

We tucked the wire in between the windshield and pilar. The brackets are made of stainless steel and are very sturdy. I sell them for 90$ shipped TYD. Raw materials only, so you can mock up first then paint. Everybody that's purchased them have been very happy with them

Any question message me directly.
Thanks, Casey

 

Thank ya sir.

 

Yea...just ran it alongside the A Pillar and windshield outside of the truck which you can then guide it right under the hood. Then your battery is right there...I needed to put a small extension on the lightbar wire.

After that you just run the harness with the switch end through the firewall with a wire snake. It helps to lube up the wire with some fogging oil or even dish washer soap to help guide it through the rubber firewall gasket. I mounted a switch just to the left of the steering wheel and other pre installed selectors for the traction control etc. Used a dremmel to make my own slot for the rocker right there.

 

Will do once I can borrow the good camera again!