In Pro Car LED Tail Lights + Rigid Industries SRM LED Backup Lights & Brackets - $300
05-30-2015, 10:17 AM
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In Pro Car LED Tail Lights + Rigid Industries SRM LED Backup Lights & Brackets - $225
In Pro Car LED Tail Lights + Rigid Industries SRM LED Backup Lights & Brackets - $225 shipped.
1x - In Pro Car Wear LED Tail Lights
1x - Rigid Industries JK Tail Light Bracket SRM - Driver Side
1x - Rigid Industries JK Tail Light Bracket SRM - Passenger Side
2x - Rigid Industries SRM-Series - Diffused
Together this setup was ~$575. The LED tail lights are awesome, super bright, and the backup lights are awesome, light up the whole area. Doesn't get any better than this, and the install is super slick.
Couple issues. First, the driver side In Pro Car LED tail light has two sets of side LEDs (tiny little LEDs) and one set of those stopped working. These are tiny LEDS on the side (not any of the main LEDs). I thought it was a minor issue and never replaced it. The second is that the wiring was left in my 2012 Wrangler Rubicon when I traded it in to the dealer a couple weeks ago, so you'll need to buy new wires from Rigid (or direct wire). Either is an easy solution.
Lastly, the BEST way to wire this is on a double function type arrangement. I wired this so that (a) I could switch them on with my s-POD, and (b) they would automatically come on with backup lights. You do this with a simple RadioShack transistor and you'll have to search for the right wiring arrangement, but it was pretty simple if I could do it.
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1x - In Pro Car Wear LED Tail Lights
1x - Rigid Industries JK Tail Light Bracket SRM - Driver Side
1x - Rigid Industries JK Tail Light Bracket SRM - Passenger Side
2x - Rigid Industries SRM-Series - Diffused
Together this setup was ~$575. The LED tail lights are awesome, super bright, and the backup lights are awesome, light up the whole area. Doesn't get any better than this, and the install is super slick.
Couple issues. First, the driver side In Pro Car LED tail light has two sets of side LEDs (tiny little LEDs) and one set of those stopped working. These are tiny LEDS on the side (not any of the main LEDs). I thought it was a minor issue and never replaced it. The second is that the wiring was left in my 2012 Wrangler Rubicon when I traded it in to the dealer a couple weeks ago, so you'll need to buy new wires from Rigid (or direct wire). Either is an easy solution.
Lastly, the BEST way to wire this is on a double function type arrangement. I wired this so that (a) I could switch them on with my s-POD, and (b) they would automatically come on with backup lights. You do this with a simple RadioShack transistor and you'll have to search for the right wiring arrangement, but it was pretty simple if I could do it.
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06-01-2015, 09:26 AM
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I'd prefer not to split it up -- because the LED tail lights will have holes in the top and nobody wants that. Also, tried to send you a PM but your PM quota is full.
Also, here's a picture showing the two small LEDs that aren't working on the side:
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Also, here's a picture showing the two small LEDs that aren't working on the side:
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06-16-2015, 07:16 AM
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Sorry, I don't. I pulled them at the last minute before trading it in, and didn't get any pictures. It is a very slick install, though. I was looking for clean backup lights and this is a great solution, i.e., the Rigid bracket + SRM lights.
