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Totally fine. We had a 18 corolla sitting in our lot running for 10 hours.. I guess a salesman started it to show it and forgot. Lol

I used like $40 of plastidip. Used like green, blue flake, and clear.

I noticed a better throw with the LED's, I also work nightshift.

Personally I noticed better light from the LED. But good luck on your search.

Pretty sure you don't need a tranny cooler on CVT. There is a lot less going on inside a CVT compared to an automatic. And there are aftermarket alternatives to WS. Amsoil makes some. There really isn't much to WS other than its full synthetic. Btw when the fluid is black, it doesn't mean it's bad.

Or send it to your email and downsize it that way

Oh you want legit LED conversion kit. I have not seen any but I also didn't want to pay more than $30. The bulbs I have are what a lot of members get because they match the color of our LED headlights.

Show me a pic. Mine are plug and play.

World Standard fluid spec from Toyota.

Not illegal. You are allowed to have 5 driving lights. Which I usually just drive with the headlights and lightbar. I have actually talked to cops about it. They said it's low enough to not be a problem.

CVT yes. I just discussed it with my Toyota MDT. He said he doesn't know why it wouldn't. Plus there is not much to a CVT.

They call it million mile fluid. You are supposed to be able to drive a million miles without changing the fluid.

It's not bad, those are the bulbs that most people on here use.

wiring wasn't bad, I ended up bringing the wire up where the horn is and behind the drivers headlight. Haven't completed the install of the relay and fuse but I have it wire tied. I went through the firewall where the main harness goes through and I mounted the switch on a kick panel. I'm pretty...

Yes it doesn't matter if you have fog lights or not. The light bar connects to the battery.

Well the light bar is super bright so there is no point in having my fog lights on.

This is with just headlights then with just headlights and light bar.

So It might not be the best light bar but it is CREE and super bright. And it's actually not a bad install. I actually just took off the splash shield and lined it up on the bumper support with the brackets and drilled holes. Then tapped the holes and mounted it. But figured I would go the extra...

That's what I used.