Baja Designs: General Discussion Thread

Call Bailey and get with him. They don't really have a coupon code.

 

@ETXTacoma is right! All you need to do is call (800)422-5292x114 and ask for Bailey.

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Bailey, Baja Designs

 

Here is some shots of the Baja Designs Squadron Sport-R lights in the Pelfreybilt Bumper and on the Ditch Lights.

 

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Hello Everyone - I recently purchased the PelfreyBilt front bumper and a set of Squadron-R lights. Installation on my 2015 OR coming soon. Since the Squadron lights are going to replace the stock fogs, is it possible to use the factory fog light wiring and switch to keep the install simple and clean? Thanks much,

 

It sure is! We offer wiring adapters for $14.95/set. This will allow you to plug these lights right into the OEM connection. No extra wiring under the hood or in the cab.
Give us a call at (800)422-5292 to order yours today.

Thank You,
Bailey, Baja Designs

 

you have a link for these Bailey?

 

We do not. These are only available over the phone

 

*sigh* I guess I will have to bug you.

 

Seeing this just made my day

 

I have these for my Baja Design lights on the Pelfreybilt Bumper. Talk about the easiest aux lighting job ever. Well built harness that was literally plug and play with the factory harness.

 

Oh I can imagine. All there stuff is easy and excellent quality. I just do all my wiring myself really. I just don't want a blank/non-use botton. Plus let's me put more on my sPOD.

 

Same here, I didn't want to wire in another switch and everything.

Would love to have an sPOD set up.

 

sPOD setups are the best, easy to install and hook up as you go. I have the Source with the LCD screen. It's just prefect.

 

I went the route of a Blue Sea System fuse panel on a Pelfreybilt mount and did it that way.

Currently looking at getting a Bussmann RTMR and mount it on the passenger side of the truck and have an even easier way to run aux stuff. Would also clean up the wiring a ton in the truck.

 

Who is making your Bussman RTMR?

 

More than likely TacomaPros, they did a great job on the Carling Switch Backs that I got to clean up the switch panel stuff.

 

I opted for the switchpros for a few different reasons but either that or the sPod are solid options.

 

@JerryTaco , @ETXTacoma , anyone else??

Not trying to hijack the thread - I am need of some help with wiring advice, and you seem to have it figured out.

I have the Pelfreybilt front plate bumper, and I will be ordering the adapter kit from Baja to use the factory wiring for the Squadron R fogs -
I have the S8 20" LED bar light from Baja - with the back-lighting feature. Not yet wired.
I have Baja S2 Aux lights for the rear plate bumper. Not yet wired.

Other items that ARE wired up at the moment - Under hood LEDs, Rear Bed LEDs, Warn winch - All directly wired to the battery.

The S8 light bar wiring confuses me with a toggle switch, and a push button, and to me it looks a bit sloppy to have multiple switches. A 3 way toggle with OFF, Back-Light, and ON would have been my preference.
Then I will have yet another switch for the rear S2 Aux lights -

Question: Keep it simple and cheap for me please - What would you recommend to get all this wired up, yet with a nice clean under-hood and interior install?

Would like to see a few more photos of your setup too.

Thanks much in advance,

 

I would say either a Bussman RTMR or sPOD system. I am going to be switching to a Bussman RTMR system for my setup to clean up the wiring that I have now. OTTRAW has some three way switches that you could use to really clean up the switches and so forth as well.