DarkPony
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Yes they sure do. I have these laying around from my old fourth GEN and I decided to give them a shot.
Just installed the SDHQ ditch light brackets originally made for the 4th Gen Tacoma, and they bolt right up to the 6th Gen 4Runner with zero issues. No cutting or drilling required—just unbolt the hood hinge, slide these in, and you're done. The fit is tight and clean thanks to the 3D CAD design, and they look like a factory option once mounted. The 3/16” steel plate is solid and holds heavier lights with no flex, plus the built-in vibration dampeners actually help keep beam shake to a minimum. Multiple mounting slots let you fine-tune light position, which is a nice touch. Overall, it’s an easy install with pro-level fit and finish—highly recommend if you're ditching the stock lighting setup.
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Just installed the SDHQ ditch light brackets originally made for the 4th Gen Tacoma, and they bolt right up to the 6th Gen 4Runner with zero issues. No cutting or drilling required—just unbolt the hood hinge, slide these in, and you're done. The fit is tight and clean thanks to the 3D CAD design, and they look like a factory option once mounted. The 3/16” steel plate is solid and holds heavier lights with no flex, plus the built-in vibration dampeners actually help keep beam shake to a minimum. Multiple mounting slots let you fine-tune light position, which is a nice touch. Overall, it’s an easy install with pro-level fit and finish—highly recommend if you're ditching the stock lighting setup.
'24 Tacoma A-Pillar Light Mounts
Features: No Cutting or Drilling Required 3D CAD Designed for a OEM Quality Fit and Finish Bolts directly to Hood Hinge 4 Vibration Dampeners for Reduced Vibration 3/16” Thick Steel Plate Construction for Durability Built to handle the weight of larger Lights Mounting Slot for Multiple Light...
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