What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

How is it getting them off ? Just run some fishing line behind them then wipe the glue off?

 

I have a base model with no fogs, is there any factory parts that are needed for the install or is everything in the BD kit?

 

Can you show some night shots of them I can't decide if I want wide or driving beam.

 

This is the life in the rear. I don't think I have pics of the front.

 

Then have a look at these:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/a-better-fog-light-led-mount-apex-fabworks.440114/

I got a set for my 2013 with the 18 watt amber bulbs. All in for ~$170, tax and shipping included. Customer service is top notch too. Will post pics when they're on, but there are others in previous posts.

 

I have been eyeing those as well, in my budget for sure. Kinda like the look of the round light vs the square.

 

Exactly. Super easy. And I got some fresh micro fiber cloths for glue removal.

Fishing line then a hose down and then I used some rem-oil (WD-40) with a micro fiber and my finger nails to get the rest of the glue/tape off.

 

Will do, I was recommended wide from Bailey at BD since it's the most street friendly.

I also considered this system and liked it. As you said, I also prefer the round vs square. Also saw BD's system could allow me to change the pattern of the lights. I ended up finding a group buy on BD products and ended up with this system since I saved a bit of cash compared to ordering from BD directly

One con about this is the gap that can been seen from looking at the side though

 

Do you think the XL 80 R would fit in fog light location?

 

Not sure,
I saw the kit from @Baja Designs thread. It mentions Squadron R and standard Squadrons

 

I dont know what you would need, the BD kit is just an adaptor to connect the light to the factory plug + mounting brackets seen here:
http://www.bajadesigns.com/products...-Current-Tundra-14-Current-Fog-Pocket-Kit.asp

 

The fishing line part is the easy part. Wiping the glue off is the PITA. I used a heat gun cautiously with a mild and a not so mild gunk remover. You have to kinda roll it off and it's a ... bring a few beers and try not to fehk up your clear coat..

 

Put some stickers on my door sills

 

f*&^9 awesome. How do I get one?

 

I wouldn't recommend a heat gun. Use a hair dryer instead. Less likely to mess up your paint.

 

Some pics of the new headlights. Big thanks to @LSC15 for the sick lights. RGB halos and demon eyes

 

I wouldn't use heat on the paint even as a last resort.

 

apples and more stylish and colorful apples?

 

I don't understand what you're trying to say. That using a heat gun on paint is an equally viable option as a hair dryer?

 

Installed my Tekonsha P3 trailer brakes for my trip to Moab at the beginning of September. Install took about 30 seconds.