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Morimoto Ditch Light Brackets
(20-26 Sierra 3500 HD
Item SHG71972
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Features
- Laser Cut Stainless Steel Construction
- Powder Coated For Durability And Corrosion Resistance
- Designed For Secure Hood Hinge Mounting
- Compatible With Morimoto 1/2/4Banger LED Pod Families And Other Brands
- Includes Plastic Cable Clips For Neat Installation
- Weather Resistant With IP69K Rating
- Backlight Feature With Dimming Capability To Prevent Glare
- Supports Beam Patterns Including Spot And Combo
- Lifetime Limited Warranty Included
- Fits 20-26 Sierra 3500 HD
Description
Premium LED Ditch Light Brackets. The Morimoto Ditch Light Brackets provide a reliable mounting solution for high-performance LED ditch lights on trucks. These brackets facilitate the addition of powerful auxiliary lighting to enhance nighttime visibility and safety while driving. Designed for rugged use, they help secure lights firmly without vehicle modification.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted from laser-cut 304 stainless steel, the brackets offer exceptional strength and resistance to environmental wear. A durable powder coat finish prevents corrosion and ensures long-lasting aesthetic appeal, maintaining their sleek look over time.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or permanent modification to the vehicle. The brackets attach securely to the existing hood hinge mounting points for a clean, factory-integrated appearance.
Warranty. These brackets come with a lifetime limited warranty, underscoring their quality manufacturing and durability.
Application. Designed exclusively for 2020 to 2026 GMC Sierra 3500 HD models, these brackets offer a precise fit for this truck generation without exceptions.
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