thoughts on these new tail lights?
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
I personally think those look cheaply made and also the part where the seals are pushing against each other makes you wonder seriously about how weather resistant they are going to be.
If you are wanting that look I would say just go with the flush round lights and corner armor. It's clean, real protection, and quality.
If you are wanting that look I would say just go with the flush round lights and corner armor. It's clean, real protection, and quality.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Belmont, MA
Checkout River Raiders rear crusher setup
ive been looking around for new tail lights that dont involve adding rear armor and dont look stock and i came up on these. they're pretty inexpensive but you have to make a small cut in the body... im skeptical because its a 1 shot deal. i want to make sure they look good first lol
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Lagrange, OH
They may not look bad if you had the housing matched to the color of your vehicle...but beyond that, if you left them the way they are without color matching them, I dunno if they would look that good 
JK Enthusiast
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From: Hunstville, AL
Not a big fan. Plus, are they even street legal? I think you have to have side marker lights on both the front and rear corners to be street legal. 
Would be just another excuse to get pulled over, IMHO.
Anthony
Would be just another excuse to get pulled over, IMHO.
Anthony
JK Enthusiast
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From: Hunstville, AL
I guess you could add a small red LED to the sides of them, to make them legal. And another question: are they metal or plastic? If plastic, then they are no better than the stockers.
Anthony
Anthony