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I have one for sale in central TX. See: WTS: All aluminum off-road square drop trailer

I think the answer is neither; the lights pull a big amperage and the switch and the wire to the switch cannot carry that load without overheating. Seriously, this is how cars burn to the ground.

I'm no wiring expert so I'm not sure what is going wrong. It sounds like somehow the relay is being bypassed when you use the OEM style switches. I recommend studying some of the websites and YouTube videos made by people that know what they're doing.

You MUST use a relay! Please don't burn your rig down.

I guess you prefer 70's rock played at maximum volume over a cheap Bluetooth speaker?

Yup. You're getting there. Nice rig.

Applies to Tacoma builds too. And Wrangler...and Gladiator...and Ram. Everybody wants the exposexual look.

I've owned two of each and, unless you need the pickup bed, the T4R is a much more comfortable vehicle.

That's a great looking rig. I would argue that if you really think you need skid plates then you ought to rethink those N-Fab steps. Consider rock sliders.

I'm not sure why some folks feel the need to obscure their license plates on these forums (do you drive down the street with them obscured?), but if you're going to do it....

Brilliant!

Not necessarily specific to this case but I think economic, political and social ignorance is hurting us all.

A virus may not be political but the "pandemic" is certainly politicized in order to micro-manage citizens behavior. Calling it a Wuhan virus is "wrong" but what does MERS stand for? And with a new president we now "know" it didn't originate in China. What are the baseline numbers? How many...

When I last tried to visit New Mexico they had chains blocking entrance to the National Parks. I had made a reservation online and they took my money but "couldn't" refund it or even respond to an email "due to COVID19."

I've had a Viair 450 under the hood for 5 years--no problems. YMMV.

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