Raptor lights for the Trailhunter Heritage grill?

[cama0303]

Those look really good!

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[papadop88]

If y'all are interested in the Hansshow Raptor Lights on their website and want to grab a discount on them, use 'motopapa' if you'd like.

https://www.hansshow.com/products/4runner-led-front-grill-light-raptor-lights-for-toyota

 

[mmoore031908]

Driving Lights

Hi Beams

Good call on these lights. They are awesome. Bought some and took about 30 minutes to install. They are less than half the price of the Hansshow Lights and seem to be better quality wiring in my opinion.

 

[Griffin27]

Installed these on my Pro Grille, no drilling. Don't even notice them until you turn them on. Look great.

I used one of the pigtails for the aux switches to make the hookup.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DLL9BQ17?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

These are the easiest to install and they look great. Mine are hooked up directly to a spare fuse in the fuse box. They turn on when the car turns on, off when the car is off.

Someone now needs to figure out how to keep the OEM fog lights ON when the headlights are off

 

[papadop88]

***UPDATE***

Do not buy these if you have a Pro/TH, etc. I just got mine and will be returning them to Hansshow which will take my feedback and revise the product to my needs.

1. They do not technically fit in my Pro grill. They seem loose.
2. The diamond design of the light mounts do not match the horizontal line design of the Pro Grill
3. They are matte and the Pro grill is gloss black, so they stick out like a sore thumb.
4. The light lenses themselves are clear so the LEDs inside stick out. They're noticeable.

Therefore I ordered the versions many of you ordered off Amazon that are smoke and mounted via 3M tape.

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up since I originally posted about them being an option. Not quite...

 

[stealurkill]

These are the easiest to install and they look great. Mine are hooked up directly to a spare fuse in the fuse box. They turn on when the car turns on, off when the car is off.

Someone now needs to figure out how to keep the OEM fog lights ON when the headlights are off

Two questions. Where did you find the white ones and what fuse are you referring to?

 

[grey]

Here are my raptor lights.

 

[kayleighk116]

Did you use an auxillary switch or tie them into the

Here are my raptor lights.

Did you use on of the four auxiliary switches on the Trailhunter or did you tap into the fuse box? I bought these - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FS6LPKXW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 - and am not electrically inclined. If you used the auxiliary switch, how do you do it?

 

[MartyMcFly]

Did you use an auxillary switch or tie them into the

Did you use on of the four auxiliary switches on the Trailhunter or did you tap into the fuse box? I bought these - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FS6LPKXW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 - and am not electrically inclined. If you used the auxiliary switch, how do you do it?

I used Aux 4 for mine. I connected the ground to the white/black wire of the pigtail and the power to the green wire.

The hardest part is getting the cap off where you plug the pigtail in. I popped the plastic plate off from behind which gave me a few extra inches to remove the cap and plug the pigtail in.

 

[kayleighk116]

I used Aux 4 for mine. I connected the ground to the white/black wire of the pigtail and the power to the green wire.

The hardest part is getting the cap off where you plug the pigtail in. I popped the plastic plate off from behind which gave me a few extra inches to remove the cap and plug the pigtail in.

Thanks for the info!

 

[MartyMcFly]

I also cut the provided power cord way back as you don’t need as much of the cable as they gave you. The black is negative and the red is the power.

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