painting to match would be a great idea.When I have a little extra money, I’d be very interested. I think I would try to color match it to my Maverick.
There are about 5 drain holes in the front. They do adjust up/down. I like the gloss finish as it matches my glossy side mirrors and the bap headlight area. I'm not sure if it's paintable.
Loving the Tonka, looks awesome. The lights are the perfect addition! Can I ask what roll cage you have on the back (not sure what the technical term for that style of bed rails is)?I can see clearly now...with help from Mabett's roof lights. I installed these for one main purpose. Ok, maybe two. Looks and to help aid in spotting deer ahead of me. They seem to always want to get a closer look at the Tonka. My commute home is a 20-minute drive entirely on dark back roads. I hardly ever see anyone else. So, while it's illegal in my state, ask me if I care. I'll let the picture do the talking. I've included a picture of how I hooked it up in my hybrid with ease, as the installation video is geared towards an Ecoboost. If you're wondering if it's moonroof compatible, yes, yes it is. The installation was quite easy. Watch the video and ask a buddy to help. I cheated, though, and used my Nerf bars to stand on and then set it in place while popping out of the moonroof from inside. This is the point where you would want some help if you're not sporting a moonroof. The only issue i had was tucking in the top 4 inches of wire on the windshield, but eventually, it went in enough that I'm satisfied. I did use a heating gun on the 3m tape to increase the bond.
I can see clearly now...with help from Mabett's roof lights. I installed these for one main purpose. Ok, maybe two. Looks and to help aid in spotting deer ahead of me. They seem to always want to get a closer look at the Tonka. My commute home is a 20-minute drive entirely on dark back roads. I hardly ever see anyone else. So, while it's illegal in my state, ask me if I care. I'll let the picture do the talking. I've included a picture of how I hooked it up in my hybrid with ease, as the installation video is geared towards an Ecoboost. If you're wondering if it's moonroof compatible, yes, yes it is. The installation was quite easy. Watch the video and ask a buddy to help. I cheated, though, and used my Nerf bars to stand on and then set it in place while popping out of the moonroof from inside. This is the point where you would want some help if you're not sporting a moonroof. The only issue i had was tucking in the top 4 inches of wire on the windshield, but eventually, it went in enough that I'm satisfied. I did use a heating gun on the 3m tape to increase the bond.
That ought to reduce your gas mileage by a significant amount! Looks cheesy. Probably get ripped off in a car wash. Light output looks terrible and being up high will just blind other drivers (people are dumb enough to use on the road). There’s a million better quality roof top light bars out there that are more aerodynamic and put out staggering amounts of light. Don’t reinvent the wheel folks. How about some actual fog beam lights that fit in the lower grill area? Ya there’s tons of flood/work light pods but most won’t fit nicely into the grill. I’m looking for an actual fog beam light that would fit.
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I can see clearly now...with help from Mabett's roof lights. I installed these for one main purpose. Ok, maybe two. Looks and to help aid in spotting deer ahead of me. They seem to always want to get a closer look at the Tonka. My commute home is a 20-minute drive entirely on dark back roads. I hardly ever see anyone else. So, while it's illegal in my state, ask me if I care. I'll let the picture do the talking. I've included a picture of how I hooked it up in my hybrid with ease, as the installation video is geared towards an Ecoboost. If you're wondering if it's moonroof compatible, yes, yes it is. The installation was quite easy. Watch the video and ask a buddy to help. I cheated, though, and used my Nerf bars to stand on and then set it in place while popping out of the moonroof from inside. This is the point where you would want some help if you're not sporting a moonroof. The only issue i had was tucking in the top 4 inches of wire on the windshield, but eventually, it went in enough that I'm satisfied. I did use a heating gun on the 3m tape to increase the bond.
I would consider using the 3M tape as a proof-of-concept, then drilling and bolting it on once you know you like it and want to keep it. Even if you epoxy it on, you're now relying on the adhesion of the paint to the body, and the paint can just as easily rip off.
Absolutely not. But eh, as long as you exercise reasonable judgement and don't drive on a busy Interstate with it turned on, the cops have bigger fish to fry.
I agree. I prefer light (output) over lights. I installed one pair of Rigid Industries D2 driving lights, and that little pair of 3x3 cubes outputs more usable light than a lot of Amazon no-name 10/20/30" light bars that my friends run. I can see until the horizon line, from the ground all the way to the tree tops.
@Tuch hey neighbor. Grew up in SP. Love this area. I'll be looking out for ya and your latest park pics.
