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Ok, that's weird. First time I've heard of this.

Huh? Why?

Get the sunroof, thank me later.:cool:

I wish I could. It's a cool mod, but too pricey. I think I paid $120 for it, last year. Really it's only worth about $49. Comes with two remotes and that's the only way to operate it. Would be nice if I could add a switch or connect it to car power. I could possibly hack the remote but don't...

I haven't needed any load resistors so far. I think they're only needed when changing the turn signals. Which is also why I haven't done mine yet. I haven't found a plug and play load resistor that I like well enough to purchase. Lol.

Philips Xtreme Vision 360 LED W5W T10 194 168 (4000K) (Pack of 2) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OYT11RE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8siszbW92TAHS Philips 30mm festoon Bright White Interior Vision LED light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P2D3W00/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Xtiszb48TJEDG Philips 127916000KB2 Vision...

...you knew I'd have something to say! I only trust Phillips. I know they are DOT approved, not saying others are not. I have LED's in all the interior fixtures, stop lamps, reverse lamps, tag lamps, side marker lamps and fog lamps. Headlamps you know. I haven't done the high beams or any of...

Can't wait! I bought the OEM signals, and then discovered the mirrors aren't pre wired.

Yeah, I think it was a buck twenty or so. It's well built but shouldn't cost more than about $49. I did buy a new lower grille, just in case I didn't like it or completely screwed it up!

Personally I would get factory brake pads if your setup is still OEM. I have tried aftermarket on our Highlander, and ended up going back to OEM. As for installation, there won't be much difference than any other brake job.

I've order these for the rear seats only. Just waiting for them to arrive.

Sorry to hear that. What kind of work do you do?

Very clean!