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Diode Dynamics HitchMount LED Pod 4-Pin Reverse Kit C1R
$179.95
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$179.95
$179.95
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Diode Dynamics
- SKU
- DIODD8762
- Shipping weight
- 1.9 lb
Features Allows you to mount an SSC1 or C1R LED pod in any 2-inch or 2.5-inch trailer hitch receiver. Adds a powerful reverse light, 4th brake light, and additional running light. Snap-fit installation, with simple wiring. Optional SafetyStrobe brake light strobing. Designed and assembled in USA. Overview. Add significantly more light output when backing up at night with our Stage Series HitchMount Reverse Light Kit! This kit allows you to mount one SSC1 or C1R LED pod in your 2-inch or 2.5-inch trailer hitch receiver, adding a high-power reverse light, additional running light, and an optional 4th brake light with the C1R option. With the included wiring harness, this kit connects to your vehicle's 4-pin trailer connector for simple, everyday operation. Brighter Backlight. By pairing our patented TIR optics with high-powered LEDs, the SSC1 and C1R included in this kit provides an additional reverse light that's several times brighter than stock bulbs alone. Plus, they automatically come on when the vehicle is put in reverse! Simple Installation. The patent-pending snap-fit design allows you to install this mount in minutes, without any drilling or need for a hitch pin. Simply insert the HitchMount into your trailer hitch receiver and the snap-fit side mounts will snap into place. Installation couldn't be easier and takes less than five minutes!
- Allows you to mount a C1R LED pod in any 2-inch or 2.5-inch trailer hitch receiver.
- Adds reverse light 4th brake light and additional running light
- Optional SafetyStrobe brake light strobing.
- Snap-fit installation with simple wiring.
- Designed and assembled in USA
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