Install off-road lights on your roof rack without drilling!

In this video I will show you how to run power to your roof rack without having to drill and seal any holes. This install is on my 3rd gen 4runner. But, this install applies to any other vehicle. Link to LED lights I purchased off Amazon is below. Also, the links for the KC wire hider, t-taps, and the water proof connectors.
Amber lights: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMFKMF65?...
KC wire hider: www.amazon.com/dp/B093HJJ36F?...
T-taps: www.amazon.com/dp/B098JRJ64K?...
Connectors: www.amazon.com/dp/B07FJPMML6?...

[@bennynash6655]

do u have this without the music. it cut out some of you talking. and I'd like to hear what you are doing as well as watch. Good video though and it will help me with my sport trac rack and mounting the needed lights.

[@tluva1020]

Those T-taps are for interior use. If you're near the coast you'll be lucky to get a year out of them. Solder, dielectric grease & shrink. But then again the garage helps

[@explorehq]

I completely agree! My truck never sees the ocean and it keeps to sleep inside every night. T-taps only help save time and should not be considered as a viable outdoor long-term option.

[@jggj9656]

@@explorehqcoat em with flex seal or some 100 % latex caulk and you’ll be surfing and sunning in no time 😊👍🏽

[@juanmunozphoto]

hey broh do you know if i can fit wiring for 4 individual lights on the roof rack through that wire protector? thanks

[@explorehq]

Yup! I have 6 now. It’s a tight squeeze.

[@skeeburton3360]

Very nice demonstration, and tha ending.responds.PRICESLESS