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I installed my lights about 6 years ago, install was easy just follow instructions. I used a small set of fog lights for backup lights, they give off a good amount of light.
I like the fact that I have four tail lights not two. They are much brighter than stock.
When you say the lights work in pairs does that include turn signals? Do both right side lights blink when turning right? Or is it just the brake and taillights?
Yes that's how most are wired, an that's how I have mine wired too. Tail, brake, and signal, all work in pairs per side.
Can you send a link to what you are talking about? (Never liked the look of the bubble lights myself. I think the Harbor Freight LED trailer light conversion is much better looking not to mention more functional and cheaper. )
I installed my lights about 6 years ago, install was easy just follow instructions. I used a small set of fog lights for backup lights, they give off a good amount of light.
I like the fact that I have four tail lights not two. They are much brighter than stock.
Can you send a link to what you are talking about? (Never liked the look of the bubble lights myself. I think the Harbor Freight LED trailer light conversion is much better looking not to mention more functional and cheaper. )
I installed my lights about 6 years ago, install was easy just follow instructions. I used a small set of fog lights for backup lights, they give off a good amount of light.
I like the fact that I have four tail lights not two. They are much brighter than stock.
I like the idea of 4 active tail lights
I like the fog lights adapted as backups
the only BAD thing about bubbles and LED's is the lack of reflectiveness (when street parked and hit with headlights from behind, there's no reflection.)