Projector Lights

These lights are installed on the bottom side of the door. When the door is opened, the projector light will illuminate the ground with the displayed logo. I've also modified the wire ends so that they have the OEM waterproof disconnect. There are cheapies out there... I know because I've bought them and tried them. Bottom line, get a 5W Cree (3W cree min). If it's not a CREE I wouldn't get it. You will spend upwards of $65-70 (direct from Hong Kong like I did) or $100+ if you buy more locally. Once again, this was the FIRST SET to have an Isuzu logo on it. I spent lots of $$ on getting these just right, but from now on if anyone else wants the Isuzu Projector Lights you won't have to pay any set up fees as I've already done that. Email me for more info.




Tunnel Lights

These are originally meant for Towing & Emergency Vehicles. I modified the wire ends to have the oem waterproof disconnect and used 2" rubber seals. I tapped into the parking lights for power. During the daytime they look like round mirrors (cool!) but at night, they look like a tunnel of lights that goes on and on and on...



Lights-Other

I am currently working on SEVERAL different led and lighting projects, so I will leave this pretty much blank for now, however I can show the "5-star" led towers that are now installed for the blinkers and brakelights. Each bulb "flares" out once you push it through the opening of the housing. Each "arm" has many leds both on the front and back for a very unique look. The only problem is that our taillight lenses diffract the light so bad that it's hard to see the outline of the bulb (which was the whole point), but it's still kinda cool.



Wiring and WeatherPack Disconnects

Throughout this whole process I made sure that all connections were VERY sturdy and waterproofed. I custom ordered specific connectors that I needed each step of the way. I will document a full list of what I used and where to get it sometime in the future on this thread. I used OEM 2 conductor wire for most wiring and some special OEM 6 conductor wire for the leds and halo rings (each headlight has 9 aftermarket connections in addition to the stock connections) and I wanted everything to look stock, professional and be water proofed.



Roof Rack

The Roof Rack and all components were also sprayed LineX. They made sure that things didn't "clump" together. There are still all the little spaces necessary for everything to work, screw together, flaps (3d printed by jason) go in just fine, everything fits. I don't have it installed on top of the vx yet so those pics are not available. I removed and replaced the 3M tape on the bottom (necessary for a good fit to the curvature of the roof) and installed small squares of thin weather strip around the areas that are screwed in so that it won't touch the paint directly. The "feet" were painted with a "texture" by Robbie at RWG. I love it! And yes, the crossbars are also LineX but not pictured here. I will post those once everything is on the roof.