FS: LED cubes, brackets, and wiring

[DERJ]

For sale - complete pre-wired kit to replace your 4th Gen OEM fog lights.

• Brand new set of four (4) 12W LED cubes from Sidetracked Offroad. All four are the 12W CREE 8 degree spot light version (2 haven't even been pulled out of the box.) My phone pics don't do them justice - these are bright!
  
• ICI vertical mounting brackets (PN: LBKT030DG) - these fit in 4th gen trucks well and have been on backorder a lot lately from most of the online shops.
  
• All the splitters and wiring connectors needed to connect to OEM harness - these are ALREADY soldered, heat shrink'd, and wrapped. Completely plug-n-play and reversible.

No issues with any of the lights - they are incredibly bright and don't trigger any bulb out messages. I selling because the LED color temp (6000k) doesn't match my brand new HIDs I just installed as well as I wanted AND I didn't want to spend any more time trying to align them.

Asking for $180 shipped.

 

[DERJ]

FYI - If anyone is interested in just the cubes, let me know - I'm willing to sell separately.

 

[JSVT3]

Any pics of them mounted on your truck (if you even mounted)? I am assuming to bright for normal driving conditions? Thanks!

 

[DERJ]

Any pics of them mounted on your truck (if you even mounted)? I am assuming to bright for normal driving conditions? Thanks!

I did not get any pics mounted - I had the driver's side on and off a couple times to adjust the beam angle, but that's when I saw the color difference from my HIDs and just gave up and packed them up. (I had spent several hours in the heat by this point installing my HIDs and was not happy about the mismatch.)

They are really bright, but I had intended to use them daily - I got all four as spot lights so that I could better angle them down and not blind oncoming traffic. There are a couple of other threads on this forum where others had done something similar (where I got the same idea.)

 

[tsunamilogan05]

I did not get any pics mounted - I had the driver's side on and off a couple times to adjust the beam angle, but that's when I saw the color difference from my HIDs and just gave up and packed them up. (I had spent several hours in the heat by this point installing my HIDs and was not happy about the mismatch.)



They are really bright, but I had intended to use them daily - I got all four as spot lights so that I could better angle them down and not blind oncoming traffic. There are a couple of other threads on this forum where others had done something similar (where I got the same idea.)

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[DERJ]

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sold!