KC | Plug & Play AND Universal LED Fog Lights

Taylor@KC HiLiTES · Aug 28, 2017

The KC HiLiTES Gravity LED G4 4Runner Specific fog lights are a direct plug and play upgrade for all 2010-2014 4Runners that came stock with the fog light option (including bezels, wiring harness, switch). We also offer the Universal G4 LED Fog lights that can be used in a variety of applications, see photos belo These are designed as an upgrade from your stock fogs, but are still SAE street legal. They are available in either clear or amber.

LIGHT OPTIONS:

2010-2014 4Runner Specific fog lights

Clear

Amber

Universal mount fog lights

Clear

Amber

LIGHT PERFORMANCE (PER LIGHT):

Raw Lumens: 866 lm (1732 lumens total)

Lux @ 10 Meters: 150 lx

Candela: 15,000 cd

Beam Distance (Meters): 245m

LIGHT FEATURES and SPECS:

IP Rating: IP69

Color Temperature: 5000K

UV Treated Shatterproof Glass Lens

Lightweight Magnesium Housing for Maximum Heat Dissipation

Fog Beam Pattern (SAE J583 & ECE-R19 Street Legal)

Amber LEDs: Good for creating greater visual contrast to penetrate through thick fog and misty conditions

PARTS INCLUDED:

4Runner Pair Pack

(2) 10W 4" Gravity® G4 LED Fog Lights

(2) Toyota Fog Light Mounting Brackets

Factory Plug-n-Play Connector for OE Toyota Wiring Harness and Switch

Universal Pair Pack

(2) 10W 4" Gravity® G4 LED Fog lights

Universal Adjustable Bracket

Deluxe Wiring Harness with 2-Pin weather proof connectors

30 Amp Illuminated Switch w/ Switch Panel

Data Sheet: http://www.kchilites.com/downloads/dl/file/id/232/product/937/data_sheet_4in_gravity_fog.pdf

UNIVERSAL FOGS:
These fog lights are also offered in a universal configuration, which features a useful bottom mount. This allows the light to be used in many different aftermarket applications. You can see a photo below of my G4 fogs in the universal form installed in my Pelfreybilt bumper. These have the same specs as above.

AMBER and CLEAR light comparison:

CLEAR only:

AMBER only:

The following is some stuff I recorded with my own amber fog lights. This was taken 25ft exactly away from a wall, so you can see the wide beam pattern. I had the lights pulled out of the bumper so I could move an adjust them so you'd all get the best image of the true beam pattern.