Installing Rago Ditch Mounts and Rigid D-SS Pro's on a 2004 Toyota Sequoia
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Install starts at 4:05..after my rambling
Installing Rigid Industries D-SS LED’s ( Mine are the SS FLOOD) on a 2004 Toyota Sequoia using Rago Fabrication Ditch Mounts.
Using Rago’s 00-06 Tundra Mounts WILL work on your 1st Gen Sequoia with only a slight modification (cut) to your front cowl. Check out the video to see how.
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Thank you for an in depth install. I have a 2001 Tundra and looking to put these on. This info will help a lot.👍🏻
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I’ve been scouring the internet just to see the beam pattern of these lights when mounted on the A pillar. Finally found it in your video, thanks!
I really enjoy and appreciate your videos bud keep it up.
Thanks!
This is why I have a RUclips channel.
First to comment and first to say thanks. I have a 2017 Sequoia and installed a bull bar with light bar but wanted to get an idea for additional lights.
That 4.7 will probably outlast you!! I was able to get caliraised low profile brackets for my 05 4runner that didn't require any trimming. However...pro tip...attach the lights to the brackets 1st.
Thanks for the tip.
I would put them where the fog lights and replace the OEM fogs
Great video. Quick question....for the *new longer screw you ended up using, did you use them on both sides of the hood? Any ideas of where can I locate those screws? TIA
The bolts are simply Toyota compatible bolts you can get it any auto parts store. Also… As far as doing it on both sides it’s been so long that I don’t totally remember but I’m 99.9% sure that I would always mimic the same thing on both sides unless there was some sort of special circumstance. Hope that helps.
thanks
2005-2015 Tacoma brackets work and they’re a hell of a lot cheaper thank me later 😊
Did they line up AJ I bought some for my 04 tundra and it looks like I will have to do some modifications.
Hey boss I didn’t have to do any trimming go to my channel @ToyotaTony I did a video on them there
buy a 3rd gen sequoia please!
Where did you find the brackets?
Crystal Navarro Check the description above. There is a link. Or just go to Rago Fabrication online.
Everyman Gear do you know how the modes change, the box says spotlight, flood, beam & something else how do I change the modes?
Crystal Navarro just go to their website for Rigid Industries and take a look at the explanations. You don’t change the “modes” on any of the lights I’ve seen… You simply buy the type of light you want. They sell spot beam..a flood beam, etc. You’ll have to determine what kind of light coverage you want and if you check out their website it explains it.
4 mins of waffle before installation 🙄
Are these the driving or spot pattern?
John Guardino Rigid Industries 262113 D-SS Series Pro, 3 Inch, Flood Beam, LED Light, Pair Universal, 2 Pack www.amazon.com/dp/B074TM1MRN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_psHGu8FB7oJYS
They are labeled as SS which stands for Side Shooter. They have 3 extra LED’s that shoot light out to the side. I love em.
Thanks for the quick reply! Im strongly considering putting them on my truck in the same location. Would you say the flood pattern would be good for driving at speeds between 40-65mph? Or would you consider the driving/spot patterns? Going to use them in conjunction with a 30 inch light bar
John Guardino It’s hard to say. Go to the Rigid website and they will have diagrams that overlap and show exactly how each of the patterns work. Then choose what works best. Keep in mind that they are Off-Road lights only and shouldn’t be used on the street. I’ve yet to get to 65mph with them. Lol