🛠️ What Have You Done To Your LC250 Today?

This is awesome! This is exactly the low profile look I’m trying to get. S/O to PurelyAbrasive even helped me out as well. How many lunes are these lights? Mind providing a link to it?
I don’t think they’re much more than about 200 lumens each, and all four total only pulling 7 watts. I just wanted lights that could be small enough to be hidden and when camping, just give a small amount of light for ambience and walking around the camp site. This micro LED's are the smallest I could find--> DuneGear

The angle of the rack prevents the use of so many 45 degree mounts that are available. The lights don't shine as downward as I would like, but give a nice diffuse flood to the area.

85mph interstate commute this morning and no extra noise or vibration from the rack or hidden wires... so far, so good.

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Finished wiring and switch installation...
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Finally got my RRW wheels with Ko3's installed (275/70/17), and threw on the CarTrimHome mud flaps. No lift yet, so the 33's look perfect IMO. I was concerned about the +25 offset, but in person it looks great, a bit of poke, but man does the stance look good - especially after removing the front air dam's
 

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Installed the Urnieta/Starks Off-road side handle kit. Light weight, seem to be well made. Helps get to stuff on the roof rack.

Only downside was the install. They advertise an easy, straightforward install. No drilling. BUT you have to enlarge the holes behind the old trim and then install rivet nuts that they provide so that you can screw the handles into it. The front hole on each side has a metal piece underneath it that really makes this challenging, since the rivet nut can’t be fully inserted without bending it first. Almost gave up a few times!

 

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Installed the Urnieta/Starks Off-road side handle kit. Light weight, seem to be well made. Helps get to stuff on the roof rack.

Only downside was the install. They advertise an easy, straightforward install. No drilling. BUT you have to enlarge the holes behind the old trim and then install rivet nuts that they provide so that you can screw the handles into it. The front hole on each side has a metal piece underneath it that really makes this challenging, since the rivet nut can’t be fully inserted without bending it first. Almost gave up a few times!

Looks great!
 
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