3rd Gen - Quad LED Projector Retrofit

Ya killin me smalls .. LEFT (headlamp that is, so I spose its the one on the right LOL) .. and I completely need this in my life

 

First impression is left, but I'm old and conservative.

 

Basically what I did lol

Keep in mind, a bulb will not do it. You will need an entire new projector assembly.


So The diffuser rings were already epoxied in, and painted. But I wasn't happy how sharp the angle was. Looked a little too DERPY

I masked off a painted the cutoff a little more. A Happy medium between the left and the right picture. We'll see how it Turns out

 

Thanks! I'm aware it's not a plug and play solution, and requires a complete retrofit. I was hope you could do a one off retro fit for me.

 

Great work. I really like those and this, as well as others, keeps reminding me that I need to paint the inside of mine black. I'm just too scared lol

 

FYI anyone doing this swap. I measured the current draw for each side, and for the pair they reached 8A on startup and leveled out around ~7A.
(so 16A Total between all 4). So much for energy efficient LED's haha.
Definitely need to run an external Relay. If you had 1 pair it would Probably be OK Off the OEM headlight wiring harness. But Rather safe than sorry.

 

Just saw this and wanted to share
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I know its not a Tacoma, but still wanted to share.

 

Although I don't like this one specifically, the idea of having multiple led's like the Acura's or something like that would be cool

 

Is that a real retro? Looks PS to me?
Acura MDX jewel eyes in a T4R... legit

 

BTW, did you get the 35s installed?

 

Not too sure, seent it on IG

 

Oh man I hate those headlights. The glare off them is ridiculous.

 

I haven't seen many so I haven't noticed the glares when on, but the look of all those small led housings look super cool

 

I can agree with that!

 

Monday
Should have these Quads in by the weekend too..

If adjusted correctly, they shouldn't be blinding. What you probably are seeing is when the vehicle hits a bump and the cutoff line(which prevents glare) jumps up/down and you are seeing the full brightness of the headlight.

 

Nope, I have a basic understanding of how cutoff and glare works, and these things just put off mad glare. At least the ones that I've seen in person, which has been numerous times.