Finished my front end lighting: retrofit, rigid ect

On the first night driving my tundra home I knew I needed to do something about the lighting. so that was the first big mods on my list. i started looking to see what i wanted and what would look and work the best.
for starters i went with a rx350 retrofit. 35w ballast, 5.5k bulbs, platinum housings, led drl and switchback, panamera led shrouds. set up is very nice and has great output. i may swap over to a 55w ballast in the future (this is what i had on my last retrofit and it was nice)
next i went with some rigid dot legal fogs. the are wide as F and have great cutoff. the color matches the headlights pretty good too. the rigid brackets leave a little to be desired so there is a gusset welded in to help them out. made a huge difference is stability.
i came from a ford (i know i know) so having raptor lights is second nature to me. so i wired in 3 amber led's in the grill thanks to @BlueBottle Love them or hate them i think they add a nice touch up front
and lastly if all else fails and i dont have enough light i added a rigid 30" sr30 PRO in the lower grill. this thing is insane, not sure ill ever use it but its nice to have.
i want to give a huge thanks to @inferno_pro_satx for helping with the headlight wiring and the anytime fog light mod. answered all my text and made it super easy
ill be sure to grab some night time shots and with output soon. enjoy the pics!

 

Looking awesome!

 

nice setup. lets see some output shots! what light on the lower grill?

 

Looks good!

 

NICE!

 

Very Nice!!!!!

 

thanks. i added a description to all the pics just now. but is a rigid PRO sr 30" is spot/driving combo. stupid bright

 

what brand headlights, look great

 

the headlights were built by @eledobleu they are a oem platinum housing, rx350 projector, morimoto ballast and wiring, panamera shroud, morimoto switchback led drl strip and tinted side marker

 

Looks Great.

 

Good looking stuff!

 

Looks good. Let's hope they're moisture free for years to come!

 

I hope so too. IF I do haveva moisture issue he has moisture free guarantee and rigid also has a great warranty

 

Nice, got any night pics of the lights in action?

 

I need to get some. Soon. Plus I need to find a place that doesn't have any lights

 

Here are some night shots of the fogs. One pic shows the cutoff, the wall is about 50ft away. The othe4 two are on a foggy night that caught just how flat and wide the beam patter is on the lights. They are perfect for a fog light

 

Nice pics by the way..

 

Killer

 

Looking good

 

Thanks fellas, definitely a nice set up

 

Very Nice! I like it. Not that you need my approval, just through it all came together nicely.

 

Thanks. I tried to put together a good overall system that worked together and wasn't too "over the top". Plus I don't need over the top but wanted something nice

 

Those fogs are Awesome !!

 

Those fog lights look nice.. good job man

 

Makes me wish i had the tinted side markers on mine.

 

Get we get night shots from inside cab looking out with low/high beams with fogs NO light bar much appreciated

 

Those rigids are next on my list.

 

either tinted side markers or clear. i think tinted just flows a little better

yes, working on that

they are a great light. i see a ton of folks running the BD, and rightfully so they are a great light, but i wanted something that i could use at any time and im in the city 98% of the time. plus im weird that i like things to match and i already had the 30" rigid bar so they go together

 

Hopefully these show up in the right order.
Led drl, fogs, heads and fogs, heads only, heads fogs and 30" rigid led.
The tree that the led shot lights up is about 100 yards away to give you an idea of distance. You can see from the pics that the fogs give off a ton of light in the foreground and off to the sides. These pics don't really show off the heads to well but I assure you they are a huge improvement over stock. And obviously the 30" rigid is just stupid bright