Headlight Shadow/Dark Spot?? Is this on all Land Cruiser 250 models? Or just 1958 trims?

@Kai__Larsen · 2025-04-03T05:44:58+00:00

If you have a 2024+ Toyota Landcruiser LC250, this is the kit for the rear. Made of 7075 aluminum with 1 1/4 and 7/8 rod ends. Fully adjustable aluminum link set. 100% Bolt in. Get more artuculation and smoother suspension travel. I have not talked with Wicked much since I picked my LC250 up. They mostly only did the front end so I'm not running this rear link set. One thing I remember them mentioning is the passenger side upper link has a ride height sensor on it they had yet to figure out how to recreate. They mentioned you'd likely have to cut it off and weld it onto there's. This does not seem to be disclosed here. Just something to keep in mind if you plan to purchase. (Here's a photo of the ride height sensor on the passenger side stock upper link) (I do have the driver side link they tested on my LC)

@Kai__Larsen

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Jan 20, 2025

Does every Land Cruiser 250 trim have this dark spot? I've owned my LC250 for roughly 2.5 weeks and upon picking it up the first night I noticed this dark spot in the same space with the low beams but it goes away when the high beams turn on. I have a 1958 trim and am curious if it's from the circular shape of the headlight or if the higher trims with the rectangular headlights also have it.

I'm assuming it's just a gap in the lighting. Has anyone been able to re-position their headlights to fix this?