Thank you so much for showing the blank wires from the light bar, & connecting it up.. So much detail 😎.

Good vid! I used a continuous piece of shrink tube, spraying 303 inside helped the wires go through easily.

This was the first one I found that the person made a real attempt at good wire management and concealment. Drives me nuts when the people just zip tie them up and down and call it a day lol

Testing the connection before heating the shrink wrap it is nice tip, I would not have thought of that one.

Very detailed ,Thank you

How is the bar held in place? Does it need to be drilled to the roof with the bracket?

Environmental connectors and heat shrink would have made this a lot better.

are those LED brackets universal fit or is it custom made for your rig type?

love those brackets! Thanks

How can I get the switch to be one of the blanks that's already waiting flat

anyone else having any issues with wind noise coming from the door jam where the bracket sits? fixed the light bar whistle noise with cowles edge trim.

Remove 2 cm of insulation from both sides of the wires. Twist 1 cm of each end of the two wires, THEN join togheter the ends. Twist them togher. Apply flux and solder

Did you guys discontinue this light mount?

I would love to share photo of my 2015 4runner rago light bar bracket on ur website

Use flux to "tin" your wires prior to soldering and your connections will be MUCH cleaner (plus, they won't require as much heat to solder). OR, you could use shrink connectors with solder built in and it would cut your work in half. (Also, FYI: The "L" in "solder" is silent. Just sayin'...)

Nice setup. Do you make this for a 2004 gx470?

What kind of mounts are you using ?

The one and only thing I wanted to know was HOW you Installed it to the roof 👎 and you never showed it

Will those ragos fit a 2015 50 inch curve?

Here’s a great explanation of installing a light bar kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9dkqr2i3tmUnGQ.html

1, he should be using insulated connectors, 2, he's using a fork connector with a push on connector....this guy doesn't know what the heck he's doing..

the wiring at the light and copious amounts to tape is not well done. Improper fork connectors at the light, not using a crimping tool. lazy option and should not even be in your playbook for your customers. My dad would punch me in the neck if I pulled that

public danger. do not try this

Omg! I don't recommend anybody this solutions :O 1. You cut bar cables just to put this fast relase connectors on it? 2. You know why ppl invented waterproof connectos with good isolation? 3. You know how many amps swinging in this cables when its on? 4. You cut cables one more time making it 1cm short just to solder it again? 5. Do you know what is minimum thickness for this amperage? :SSS