Thread: 2021 Hilux headlights

feed back from couple auto electrician the number plate mounts have to much vibration and are not solid mount. the other mount is $700 nz dollars

I put some Narva LED bulbs in my 08 Hilux, night and day difference, plug and play, direct replacement of the standard H4 Halogen's cost about $160 from memory, no issues at WOF time, too easy

https://nzoffroader.com/products/inn...yota-n80-hilux

$750 odd delivered if you use the ST4k over the ST3303

Hi beam on the Hilux with Narva direct replacement LED's

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Originally Posted by bigbear

@hunt08 what you end up doing, Ive had a guts full of driving my work sr hilux. got no nudge bar or bull bar Have priced up stedi behind grill set up $1200 fitted.
Have thought about getting a bracket made behind grill couple flat plates sticking out (only if i could weld)

I end up watching a YouTube video on light settings & parked the set distance from the fence and found out me lights where adjusted way to low so I adjusted them up till I was happy with then when it needed a wof I told Toyota to adjust the lights as high as aloud for a wof what a difference that has made & I feel I don't need to do anything else but I am surprised how high the lights can be to be fair they could be a smidge lower I think that could be a big problem with a lot of lights is they are set to low from new

Originally Posted by hunt08

I end up watching a YouTube video on light settings & parked the set distance from the fence and found out me lights where adjusted way to low so I adjusted them up till I was happy with then when it needed a wof I told Toyota to adjust the lights as high as aloud for a wof what a difference that has made & I feel I don't need to do anything else but I am surprised how high the lights can be to be fair they could be a smidge lower I think that could be a big problem with a lot of lights is they are set to low from new

I suspect that might be to compensate for someone putting 750kg of New World shopping in the tray so that they don't dazzle anyone on the 1km stretch of road that has no street lighting......

Light bar fitted professionally for around $360.00 by Newlands electrical 5 yrs or so ago. Still going strong. My vehicle headlights still pretty good on back country roads though, the light bar adding extra depth/width. Those light bars on the roof are good in the rain for highlighting the drops and bonnet glare...