Ditch Lights

I like having ditch lights just not on the hood for me. Even tho they are not quite as bright due to size I really like my stealth mirror ditch lights.

 

Pics?

 

No headlights are on. Just mirror light.

 

What lights did you use? Really digging this.

 

Thanks, Rigid ignite floods.

 

I went semi-stealth as well. Wanted something a bit more subdued than a-pillar pods, but which would still give good cornering light. The S2 Pros in wide cornering pattern fit the bill.

Robmpii's BD-S2 mirror mounted lights.





Controlled by the

$659 SP9100 Switch Pros SP-9100 8-Switch Panel Power System With Concealed Mounting Hardware

SP9100. Presently on one output, but have the option of easily splitting for separate control if I want it in the future.

 

Question, for those of you with

$659 SP9100 Switch Pros SP-9100 8-Switch Panel Power System With Concealed Mounting Hardware

SP9100's are you guys routing each ditch light to its own switch, thereby occupying a separate terminal? Or are you using a splitter to connect the wires and wire to one switch?

 

I thought the S2's are really bright?


Did you mod that snorkel intake?
The best one was what safari snorkels made for my old pathy, swept back over the roofline

 

Do you make a double mount or a light that has a wide/180° output?

 

Cali raised brackets and rigid SRQ2’s

 

https://caliraisedled.com/products/ditch-light-bracket-extensions?_pos=1&_sid=2346f0a4f&_ss=r (We offer a ditch extension to add on to your ditch lights for a extra light.

We also have our 27W side projecting pods. That offer the 180 view of light.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

 

That is one clean install! Who or how did you cut those out of the mirror backs? They look perfect like they where done on a water jet and re sprayed. I need to know!

 

Here's the original thread by robmpii.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/mirror-mounted-baja-s2-diy.599067/page-2#post-20915027

Took a bit of detail work, won't lie. Rob got his to fit tight and look right with the use of body filler. I was not as confident in my abilities to work with that, so I scribed out my cuts, opened a rough cut, then worked carefully out from there with small Dremel on slow speed and hand files. Actually worked out good because once I was close I just relaxed with the Dremel and files and took it slow and careful until they fit just the way I wanted. Thanks to his work, I knew where the cut outs had to be, so other than time, patience, and a steady hand, it wasn't all that difficult.

 

which SRQ2 model did you get? Hyperspot or spot?

Thanks! Those lights look good!

 

Game wardens in these parts go bonkers if they see folks using these in the forest and they have a bow or firearm in the truck. They suspect you might be jacklighting game.

Therefore I pass. They would be nice to use though.

 

What kind of bed rack are you running there? Looks good

 

They’re driving pattern.

 

Yakima overhaul hd

 

How much did it set you back?

 

That’s 1 thing I really like about the Caliraised brackets, they’re low profile. Everyone else’s stick up pretty high.

Nothing wrong with cheap pod lights. If you’re happy with the light output, who cares. The issues you might have past that is eventually the clear plastic will yellow and they might leak.