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Good luck. Hopefully this works out for a few of you. But I question the value. $72 for the lights and that's before any wiring or anything extra you might need to make it work. When it's only $200-$300 for a plug and play set, I'm not sure it's worth the time and money for something that won't be perfect.
You're talking to a section of the auto enthusiast market that has no problem paying $800 for a pair of flared fenders that require another $800 of body work just to make them fit.
O.K. here is the update for the trailer LED install.
It looks good when it arrived, for a $12.00 ea it sure looks good.
The fit and finish that went on to the car is better than expected. No extension is needed or use for the install. It is flush and looks almost OEM.
It took about an hour from the unpacking it to a one by one install and rechecking.
No hyper flasher with the Hyper flasher unit installed. The only thing is the hazard light blink a bit fast but that is about it. No error or what so ever so far.
Well, that looks fine to me!! I just ordered another six for ~$10 each, before they run out. The two extra ones will be good to play with... see if I can add additional LED's or something.
Look like they must have bought the old molds from GM sometime, and that's what's being used now to make new lenses for the RV's.
Well, that looks fine to me!! I just ordered another six for ~$10 each, before they run out. The two extra ones will be good to play with... see if I can add additional LED's or something.
Look like they must have bought the old molds from GM sometime, and that's what's being used now to make new lenses for the RV's.
Andy
Andy,
Are you trying to corner the cheap LED market? LOL
I don't think that you will be able to corner the market with the trailer lights. Too many proud Corvette owners will not be caught dead with the trailer light installed on their Vette. They rather paid the big time Corvette tax and be able to tell everyone that they paid a lots of money for it. (Walking with chest sticks up in the air)
I don't think that you will be able to corner the market with the trailer lights. Too many proud Corvette owners will not be caught dead with the trailer light installed on their Vette. They rather paid the big time Corvette tax and be able to tell everyone that they paid a lots of money for it. (Walking with chest sticks up in the air)
(Joking).
Man, sweet find and I think they look good! Might have to order some up!
But now they seem to be out of stock on Amazon.......but several similar on eBay
jrprich,
looks nice and easy. but I just went ahead and cut the wires and spliced with a wire connector. Since my wires are already kind of cut for the led light that was installed by the previous owner between the exhaust pipes. so it was a good time to do some repairing and re-enforce the wires.
09-19-2017, 09:34 AM
You're talking to a section of the auto enthusiast market that has no problem paying $800 for a pair of flared fenders that require another $800 of body work just to make them fit.
