Contemplating Tacoma Fang Lights: A Tale of Tabs, Fenders, and Tough Choices

smitherenes · 2025-08-21T20:59:34+00:00

Been getting used to the IsoDynamic seats in my TRD Pro and figured I’d see what everyone else thinks. Here’s where I’m at so far: Pros: Way more comfortable off-road than I expected — they actually do save your back. Your head doesn’t bounce all over the place, makes it easier to stay locked in on the trail. Being able to dial in the firmness is a nice touch. They feel solid without being super heavy or bulky. Honestly they’re just kind of quirky and cool — feels like one of those features people will look back on in a few years and go, “remember when Toyota put shocks in the seats?” Cons: Backseat legroom definitely takes a hit. They’re pretty snug — bigger folks might not love the bolstering. Headrests don’t move at all. Only manual recline, would’ve been nice to have power adjust. Not sure how the shocks will hold up long-term with dirt and dust. Couple questions for everyone else: Anybody found any hidden tricks or “Easter eggs” with these yet? What PSI are you running? I’ve seen people throw around numbers like 60/15 for crawling and 70/20 for faster stuff. Curious what’s actually working out there. I think im running 60/20 right now and havent had any issues. So far I’m liking them, just interested to see how everyone else is setting theirs up.

h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Jul 28, 2025

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I just got some new fang lights but haven't had the chance to put them in yet. I hear that taking out the plastic bits can be quite cumbersome, needing more than an hour to snap the tabs by moving my arm in a weird way through the fender area.

I'm worried about breaking the tabs and not sure if I should go ahead with putting them in and doing the wiring.

If the weather's okay, I'm still thinking about whether to add the lights or just wait for a bit, considering the hard work and possible risks.

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