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2014 Ford F-150 Ditch Lights & Chase Pods
Built by Bradley H. · @Bhiett12
Side Liner ditch pods on custom mounts plus pods behind the grille on an F-150.
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About this build
Bradley H.'s 2014 Ford F-150 is a clean example of how much a couple of pod pairs can change a truck. Up front he runs a pair of Side Liner LED Pods as ditch lights on custom mounts, throwing a wide 120-degree spread out to the sides of the road where factory headlights never reach. Ditch lights on an F-150 make trail turns and dark back roads a lot less of a guessing game.
Behind the grille he added a pair of Dual Purpose Chase Pods. They run amber or white, and the built-in strobe turns the front of the truck into a warning light when he needs it, without adding a full light bar. Both pod sets carry the FCKLightBars lifetime warranty. Every part on this F-150 is in the parts list above, so you can copy the setup exactly.
Ford F-150 lighting FAQ
What are the best ditch lights for a Ford F-150?
This F-150 runs Side Liner LED Pods, which are built as ditch lights with a 120-degree spread. FCKLightBars ditch light brackets mount pods on the A-pillars.
Can chase pods mount behind the grille on an F-150?
Yes. This build has a pair of Dual Purpose Chase Pods behind the grille, running amber or white with a built-in strobe.
How do I wire ditch lights and chase pods on one truck?
A dual harness gives you two leads so you can run both and add lights later. A Wireless Switch Panel runs up to 6 accessories with no holes drilled in the dash.
What warranty do FCKLightBars pods have?
Every FCKLightBars product carries a lifetime warranty.
How it’s installed
- Side Liner pods mount as ditch lights at the A-pillar area; this build uses custom mounts.
- Dual Purpose Chase Pods sit behind the grille and come as a pair.
- Use a dual harness if you plan to add more lights later; a single harness runs one light on one switch with no expansion.
- A Wireless Switch Panel can run up to 6 accessories without drilling holes in the dash.
