Mk1 Avensis Spotlights?

[Burns1e]

Hello people,
I've always been absolutely enamoured by extra spotlights added to a car, I feel like no matter what they're put on that car is instantly cooler and safer since more lights.
After a quick Google search for brackets or even tutorials of such and come back with nothing, no surprise.
Is it possible to add additional spotlights to a Mk1 Avensis? Somewhat around the grille area as rectangled.
I don't really want to drill any holes in the frame as I can't weld pieces back if I ever sell it in the future but that won't be for a long time.
I'd love to know as I want to add some character and uniqueness to my Avensis without having to put a big dent in it 😂😂
Cheers!
Andrew

[Konrad C]

To be honest, I would leave the car as it is. Apart from personal aesthetics, the spot lights serve no extra function for everyday driving. If mounted within the grill, cooling could be slightly compromised. Also if the fogs are not flush with the body work, it will change aerodynamics and in the case of pedestrian collision cause extra problems. Insurance modifications!

I used to own the GLS version which had fog lights as standard. The wiring for those without is in place, and it is a case of changing the light control stalk to add front fog switch. Also add the relay. If the instrument bulb is missing for the front fog, you can add that easily too.

What ever you do, I hope it works for you. 

[Burns1e]

I didn't realise that the wiring for the fog lights was already in place so I thought it would just be as strenuous a task to put those on than regular spotlights, might have a look at some front avensis fog lights. Cheers.

[Konrad C]

4 hours ago, Burns1e said:

I didn't realise that the wiring for the fog lights was already in place so I thought it would just be as strenuous a task to put those on than regular spotlights, might have a look at some front avensis fog lights. Cheers.

Still check that the wiring plugs are in the bumper first, though they normally are!

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