Hi, thanks for watching. This is George here in the Wicked Warnings shop with
the brand new Toyota taco. I like tacos. Do you like tacos?
We got the Tacoma here. This is for Tredroc, does the big giant tires on the
mining equipment, for all the big mine trucks and such. So he needs a little
lighting. You could see down in the grille there, lower part of the grille
on the outer edges, we did our LIN-6. We did that in white and we did it on an
alternating pattern to keep both lights lit up. I was kind of debating going
between a solid left and right alternation but this truck, being that
he's in a mine, I didn't want the lights to be off in the front really for any
period of time, so I did the split pattern. Let me show you. Here you can see
our Linear-6 again on the lower grille. They're alternating left and right. I'm
gonna give you a little neo angle so you see a little better. There you can see our
Linear-6 and I hope this answers the question by the camera, the way it's
acting. Are my lights bright? Yes, you can see they're very bright. I've never
gotten a complaint that they're not bright enough, especially in white.
There's the mounting that we discussed, right there on the lower bumper corner.
It's easy to wire, easy to install, a real good project for a DIY or a self-install.
Let me spin this truck around and show you what we did in back.
Alright, so out back on this truck, the third brake light is all LED, including
the cargo portion. So it's a bit difficult on these new tacos to get
anything in the third brake light. The red portion of the brake light and the
white portion of the reverse light and the lenses on the bed here are easy
enough to add in. So if you wanted a red warning in the red portion, that's easy.
But if you want any color, red, green, blue, orange, or white in the reverse, that's
also easy and we'll go ahead and show you here what we did on the reverse. You
can see how the reflection, when I turn the camera light on and off, I turned the
flash off the camera for the brake lights there. These are our LED Hideaway
DUO. We chose a fast double flash alternation, again, to get more motion and
just more activity. I wanted to have this truck have a lot of motion in it
because of the work that it does on the mines. I'll show you a little corner action.
These LED HAW DUO's are the HD version. They're mounted from the bottom up in
this truck. Again, a very easy DIY install. This is certainly something you could do
yourself, if you happen to have one of these Tacomas. Take a look in the
description or look for a pop-up that might be on this video about where to
purchase this as a kit. We'll put a package together with the wiring, the
switch, and everything that you need for this simple installation and you can buy
it all in one easy click. You can also get this kit in amber if you choose. Just
simply take the kit contents and change the color. Let me show you a little bit
about where we mounted the switch. So as you can see here, inside the vehicle,
there's a blank right next to the forty-watt hundred-watt AC inverter switch and
next to the fog light switch, right here, that we mounted our simple toggle switch
in. We went with a simple toggle on this one because the blank is relatively
small. So the three-quarter inch round flush mount that we use doesn't really
you are. Thanks again for watching. It's George again at Wicked Warnings, here in Chicago, Illinois.