2000-2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra Ditch Light Brackets

2000-2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra Ditch Light Brackets - Rago Fabrication

Rago Fabrication

2000-2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra & Sequoia Ditch Light Brackets

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No Drilling Required
Bolts on Hood Hinge
Low Profile Clean Look
Powder Coat Textured Black

$ 89.95

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Ditch Light Brackets give you the ability to run aftermarket LED light pods on the hood of your Tundra or Sequoia. They attach to the hood hinge bracket with minimal trimming to plastic and no drilling necessary. The design provides a clean profile in a non-invasive location for driver visibility. Every bracket is CAD designed, CNC cut, and made in the USA. They are sandblasted then powder coated black to withstand harsh weather conditions. The brackets are sold in pairs and do not interfere with the hood function.

*** Please Note - Trimming of the windshield wiper cowling is required for proper fitment.

No Drilling Required
Bolts on Hood Hinge
Low Profile Clean Look
Powder coated Black Textured Black
Why Do You Need Ditch Brackets?

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including silica, crystalline, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Perfect fit

Perfect fit on 2002 Tundra for my ditch lights. Sturdy, coated, and they look good.

2000 tundra sr5 4x4

Worked great with my budget Amazon lights. Niilights or whatever they are called. Happy with the brackets. Solid. The installer trimmed way too much of the plastic on the hood. That’s not them brackets fault. It could be done w less chopping.

Worked beautiful, minimal trimming, looks amazing.

06 Access Cab

For those looking to buy these, there's significant cowl trimming necessary in multiple places, due to the excessive bracket thickness. My brackets even hit the sheet metal under the cowl. Had to dremel the brackets....after dremeling the cowl. The oem bolts lose several threads, which may alarm some. I wouldn't buy this part if I knew how much trimming was necessary, but once I got started..... I kept going. I called Rago and their support was very poor, stating, "I don't know - it's old." They could answer nothing and told me to try and put the bracket between the hood and tundra hinge. They were guessing because they didn't know. If you look at the pics on this site, you'll realize that most hoods no longer sit flush with the fender. They didn't remove enough plastic cowl. It hits in multiple places - trust me. If you want a clean result, it takes time. I completely removed the cowl to do the 2nd side, and clean up the cuts. Buyer beware - a new cowl is near $300.