4Runner Low-Profile Ditch Light Brackets & Kits (2010-2024 5th Gen, plus 4th & 6th Gen) | Cali Raised LED

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Caliraisedled

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4Runner Low-Profile Ditch Light Brackets & Kits (5th Gen 2010–2024, plus 4th & 6th Gen), updated Nov 2026
Jake from Cali Raised LED here. This thread started in 2017, so here's the current lineup. Ask anything below.
The brackets
  • Low-profile ditch light brackets that bolt to factory mounting points. No drilling or cutting.
  • Fit 3x2 and 2x2 LED pods, ours or most standard pods the same size.
  • Angle them any direction. About 45° out from the truck lights up the shoulders and trail edges best.
  • About 1–2 hours with basic hand tools.
  • Fabricated in-house in Fort Worth, Texas. The LED pods are made overseas.
Brackets only or complete kit
White or amber? White for clear nights. Amber cuts the glare that bounces back off dust, fog, rain and snow.
Other gens
Questions: reply here, call 888-385-5036 or email [email protected].
 

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If these are the first lights I install what would be the best option to use for lighting? I want to be able to light up the trails and dirt roads at night.

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chrisc said:
If these are the first lights I install what would be the best option to use for lighting? I want to be able to light up the trails and dirt roads at night.

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There are a lot of different options. Kind of depends on your budget. i use Opt7 lights I got on amazon. They are fairly cheap and well built. If you want a lot of light you might want to use a larger light bar. Run a 20" bar in your grill along with those ditch lights and you should have plenty of coverage.
 
Do you have pictures of the mounting location for the ditch brackets I'm curious if they are different than rago or cbi.
 
DontKickTrees said:
There are a lot of different options. Kind of depends on your budget. i use Opt7 lights I got on amazon. They are fairly cheap and well built. If you want a lot of light you might want to use a larger light bar. Run a 20" bar in your grill along with those ditch lights and you should have plenty of coverage.
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That is the plan. Either grill light or ditch lights first. I'm not 100% sold on the A pillar mounted light bar.

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chrisc said:
If these are the first lights I install what would be the best option to use for lighting? I want to be able to light up the trails and dirt roads at night.

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These are great first additional lighting. I would recommend our 27w side projecting pods. They give a great overall lighting on the sides and front. Heres a picture of the output (no headlights). With the link I provided you can choose the drop down bar and select them. Its 135.00 for the complete kit, Brackets, 2 pods and plug and play wiring harness. That's no tax and free shipping at your door. Let me know if you have any other questions.
https://caliraisedled.com/collections/led-bars/products/42-dual-row-5d-optic-osram-led-bar
 

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Do you have pictures of the mounting location for the ditch brackets I'm curious if they are different than rago or cbi.
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Here's a picture of our brackets. Very easy install, no cutting or drilling required, completely bolt on. Ours comes with full instructions. Brackets Only are 54.99 that is no tax and free shipping to your door. Plus the one thing that really separates us is our combo deals with the brackets, so if you want to have pods with them we give a great combo deal for our lights and brackets together.
 

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Caliraisedled said:
These are great first additional lighting. I would recommend our 27w side projecting pods. They give a great overall lighting on the sides and front. Heres a picture of the output (no headlights). With the link I provided you can choose the drop down bar and select them. Its 135.00 for the complete kit, Brackets, 2 pods and plug and play wiring harness. That's no tax and free shipping at your door. Let me know if you have any other questions.
https://caliraisedled.com/collections/led-bars/products/42-dual-row-5d-optic-osram-led-bar
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Can you elaborate on the wiring harness? Independent switch or another trigger, relay, fuse, etc.
 
Caliraisedled said:
Here's a picture of our brackets. Very easy install, no cutting or drilling required, completely bolt on. Ours comes with full instructions. Brackets Only are 54.99 that is no tax and free shipping to your door. Plus the one thing that really separates us is our combo deals with the brackets, so if you want to have pods with them we give a great combo deal for our lights and brackets together.
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i was hoping for something showing them mounted. i know the rago and cbi mount to the hood hinge and the vent plastic needs trim to get proper closure. some of your pictures seem like its not mounted to the hood.
 
Hammer25 said:
i was hoping for something showing them mounted. i know the rago and cbi mount to the hood hinge and the vent plastic needs trim to get proper closure. some of your pictures seem like its not mounted to the hood.
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Yes, unfortunately, I don't have a picture of them mounted.
 
I've thought about putting a set up there, but am worried about hood / hoodscoop glare coming back at me. How much reflection is there with your lights?
 
MasonCO said:
I've thought about putting a set up there, but am worried about hood / hoodscoop glare coming back at me. How much reflection is there with your lights?
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With reflection and glare, you do not have to worry at all. The beams on all our lights are very concentrated which keeps them off the hood. Let me know if you have any other questions and I can help you out.
 
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