Ebay Gen2 LED Tail Lights Installed!

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I believe I'm the first to get them on. :evilgrin: Any who... they will need the grote flasher to work correctly. It is only with the lights on and the brake applied that you get the fast signal flash. Lights on or off with no brake and the signal works fine. Lights off with brake and the signal also works fine. The wiring all plugs in perfectly, using the original plugs, they then go into the housings like normal. Perfect plug and play just needs the grote flasher. My only disappointment is with the design of the reflector. There's simply barely any reflector material on these lenses. I do like the clear lens though. Videos are on the bottom.

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Very good fit
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Wiring, straight forward, make sure the connector is the correct direction, they only plug in one way.
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Parking lights. Don't seem to be very wide angle LEDs, I'm sure it won't be a problem at all for anyone behind you. But it's the details.
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Brake comparison, lights are on. (Note my brakes were only lighting up the outer set on the stock lens.) My lights were tinted. The LEDs are MUCH brighter. Sorry I do not have a stock vs LED pic.
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Videos, the signal is on in all videos.

Lights on.

Lights off with brake applied

Lights on with brake applied.

I didn't get a video of just the signals by themselves without the brake or lights on, but I'm sure you can imagine what it'll look like.
 

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Those look great! Need to get me a set......with a light smoke of course. It uses the stock bulb for the reverse lights, right?

And I want your trunk.
 

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Wow

if i didnt alredy have custom brake lights in the progress i would get them well i havent filled in my factory tail lights yet hmm... guess i got to finish my wing and brake ligh idea first
 
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Those look nice. Let's hope they fab some up for the G1 sometime soon. Either that or I'm getting custom ones...
 

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wow you got them fast. damn californians :evilgrin: Ill prolly get them in a week or so.

They look danm good. :thumb:
 

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Saw this post and I knew I had to have a set. I bought the last set on ebay tonight
 

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am i correct in saying that the turn directionals blink really fast in the last video?
 

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How Much?

I have limited access with computers overseas as they block just about everything. Those taillights are SICK! I am curious on a price so i can budget myself accordingly. If i had to guess i'd say 250-300???
 

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yup i forgot to read, but you would figure aftermarket lights would include the correct resistors to make it a true plug and play install
 

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I have limited access with computers overseas as they block just about everything. Those taillights are SICK! I am curious on a price so i can budget myself accordingly. If i had to guess i'd say 250-300???

Scratch that. I found the price:thumb: My next question(s) is about the grote flasher. How much?, where can I find one?, and how do I install it? I really want these to "protect" my SHO as I was rear-ended 2X's in my old SHO and don't wan't a repeat!!! If you can't see those things you have no business being on the road:zoom:
 

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Quick Question, how many flashers do you need? One per light or just one???
 

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man I want those SOOOO bad...I just cant afford them right this second... :(
 

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yup i forgot to read, but you would figure aftermarket lights would include the correct resistors to make it a true plug and play install

Negative. The rate of flash is controlled by the flasher itself. Resistors are bad news. They get hot and melt things. The proper way to do it is to use an LED flasher.

Ian
 

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Ok I got mine today , damn they look nice.

Fast shipping , 4 days from CA , I think its a record.
 

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