New headlights installed.

Eagle Eyes. So happy with them.

I used this youtube video to take them out....'05 - '11
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye6V4Zst5U4

Bought my lights here.

http://www.am-autoparts.com/Toyota/Tacoma/HeadLights/AM-41557614/512721.html

 

Oh...once you find that 10mm bolt in the wheel well, it's all good. Not too hard of an installation...the biggest PITA is not breaking those stupid cheap a$$ed clips. I think I broke 90% of them.

 

awesome man they look bad ass and make your truck stand out from the rest

 

How much did those run you, if you don't mind me asking?

 

http://www.am-autoparts.com/Toyota/Tacoma/HeadLights/AM-41557614/512721.html

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Just a couple of points from myself, and others who've purchased aftermarket HLs:

o make sure you check the alignment, mine were WAY off
o the light distribution pattern was not as good as stock (had hotspots and some dim spots)
o some have had issues with the HL seals, moisture gets inside, you can silicone the joints to make this better if you want.

I do admit though, they were the best looking lights, IMHO, outside of a retro.

 

Excellent points! I did the silicone thing....just waiting for night time to adjust them...as far as output....I don't really drive this at night...it's mostly used for my daily landscaping rig....But for the price and looks, I could not beat it. Plus another member has these and no issues yet.

 

Is there a difference between the sport package and the non-sport package other than the back ground color. The headlights on my 06 SR5 look like your headlights in the before photos. I like how your replacements look.

 

I'm not sure...I had a 2011 TRD, not sport...and it had these headlights. Definitely look better than just the clear.

 

The 09-11 (think those years are right) TRD models (sport and OR) had a smoked chrome bezel'd HL.

 

If your headlights are off, how do you adjust them.. I mean what setting or is there some gauge to point of reference to know they are aligned?

 

Can't, need to be on. There was a procedure posted on here some time ago, search might find it.

What I do is use a garage door with lines on it (panels...), then just eyeball down the fenders to see if the light center is straight, and that both lights are at the same hight.

Best way, if changing the lights out, is to find a spot with horizontal lines of some kind where you can get within 10-25 ft, then see what the stockers look like before you change them out.

 

how are these holding up?