@@trevorschroeder6745 We would just go with the kit then! We don't offer it separately from the kit at this time, but if you shoot us an email, (contact@diodedynamics.com) we can look into just getting the harness.
@@johnpelkey1375 You want to make sure that these can get full power to them and that they are protected. Please reach out to us at contact@diodedynamics.com, or give us a call at 314-205-3033 M-F CST and, our service team can help give you more information about installing them this way!
@@diodedynamics Yes, after reading your comment I thought about it and you’re right, it will need to have full power from the battery. I will be reaching out as I have a few other questions in regards to a couple other things. Thank you
If you tap it to the brake light wire, yes. But it wouldn't be any brighter than the back light, which is not bright enough to match the brake light application.
@@diodedynamics It would be pretty cool though if it were possible to have a pod with red or amber/orange LEDs instead of white, for the purpose of brake lights, turn signals, and emergency flashers! If you wanted to expand into that market at some point. I could see a lot of people interested in that!
Great video, just ordered these lights and can't wait to install
We appreciate it!
I need this, but as a rear fog lamp. The PNW fog can get pretty dense.
Baja designs is best
Is it safe to install on a plastic bumper? My bumper is plastic not metal.
Hey there! Our flush mount Stage Series pods are safe to install on plastic bumpers!
What is the size of the hole?.i have a cut-out in my roof rack 3 inches x 2 inches..was wondering if it fits.
Hey there! You can find the full dimensional drawings as well as the template for the cutout at the link in the description box!
Should make dedicated plug and play tail light harness
We do for the 10+ 4Runner and 05+ Tacoma. We hope to develop more for other vehicles down the road!
@@diodedynamics u buy it separately from the kit ? And I have Tacoma so we r good :)
@@trevorschroeder6745 We would just go with the kit then! We don't offer it separately from the kit at this time, but if you shoot us an email, (contact@diodedynamics.com) we can look into just getting the harness.
Does it have to be wired to a relay or could it just be tapped in to the reverse and tail light?
We would definitely, recommend having it on a relayed wiring harness.
@@diodedynamics I guess I could relay it at or near the tail light and not worry about running a switch.
@@johnpelkey1375 You want to make sure that these can get full power to them and that they are protected. Please reach out to us at contact@diodedynamics.com, or give us a call at 314-205-3033 M-F CST and, our service team can help give you more information about installing them this way!
@@diodedynamics Yes, after reading your comment I thought about it and you’re right, it will need to have full power from the battery. I will be reaching out as I have a few other questions in regards to a couple other things. Thank you
@@johnpelkey1375 No problem!
Instead of a red running light, could this be wired as an additional brake light?
If you tap it to the brake light wire, yes. But it wouldn't be any brighter than the back light, which is not bright enough to match the brake light application.
@@gold94chica This is correct!
@@diodedynamics It would be pretty cool though if it were possible to have a pod with red or amber/orange LEDs instead of white, for the purpose of brake lights, turn signals, and emergency flashers! If you wanted to expand into that market at some point. I could see a lot of people interested in that!
@@gold94chica We've definitely looked into it. Who knows? It may be something we think about offering in the future!