Zen6 Corvette Sequential LED Tail Lights for Coupe Convertible - LOWEST PRICE!
06-19-2018, 03:14 PM
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Zen6 Corvette Sequential LED Tail Lights for Coupe Convertible - LOWEST PRICE!
Those of you that are ordering the C7 style Zen6 Bi-LED headlights can now also upgrade your tail lights to match!
We've sold Eagle Eyes for a long time, but now there is a new player. We believe this is a better alternative to those tails. While a little more expensive than the others, we believe these provide a significantly higher value than Eagle Eyes.
These tails have a pre-order price of $349 ($480 normal price) with heavily discounted shipping (we set it up at .01 lbs so you'd get the absolutely lowest possible shipping price).
If you are purchasing our headlight pre-order, we'll give you free shipping
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Finally, we put our prices out in the open. We don't offer you extra steps to find out the price. If you find a lower advertised price and can show us proof, we'll match and BEAT that price.
We've sold Eagle Eyes for a long time, but now there is a new player. We believe this is a better alternative to those tails. While a little more expensive than the others, we believe these provide a significantly higher value than Eagle Eyes.
These tails have a pre-order price of $349 ($480 normal price) with heavily discounted shipping (we set it up at .01 lbs so you'd get the absolutely lowest possible shipping price).
If you are purchasing our headlight pre-order, we'll give you free shipping
PRE-ORDER PHOTOS
Finally, we put our prices out in the open. We don't offer you extra steps to find out the price. If you find a lower advertised price and can show us proof, we'll match and BEAT that price.
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06-20-2018, 08:03 PM
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Those of you that are ordering the C7 style Zen6 Bi-LED headlights can now also upgrade your tail lights to match!
We've sold Eagle Eyes for a long time, but now there is a new player. We believe this is a better alternative to those tails. While a little more expensive than the others, we believe these provide a significantly higher value than Eagle Eyes.
These tails have a pre-order price of $349 ($480 normal price) with heavily discounted shipping (we set it up at .01 lbs so you'd get the absolutely lowest possible shipping price).
If you are purchasing our headlight pre-order, we'll give you free shipping AND a further $25 discount.
PRE-ORDER PHOTOS
Finally, we put our prices out in the open. We don't offer you extra steps to find out the price. If you find a lower advertised price and can show us proof, we'll match and BEAT that price.
We've sold Eagle Eyes for a long time, but now there is a new player. We believe this is a better alternative to those tails. While a little more expensive than the others, we believe these provide a significantly higher value than Eagle Eyes.
These tails have a pre-order price of $349 ($480 normal price) with heavily discounted shipping (we set it up at .01 lbs so you'd get the absolutely lowest possible shipping price).
If you are purchasing our headlight pre-order, we'll give you free shipping AND a further $25 discount.
PRE-ORDER PHOTOS
Finally, we put our prices out in the open. We don't offer you extra steps to find out the price. If you find a lower advertised price and can show us proof, we'll match and BEAT that price.
06-20-2018, 08:06 PM
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These lights look great. Question about operation. Are there options for changing how the signal operation works? Either keep stock or change to sequential? What is the timing on these? Lastly, if we are in on the headlight group buy, how to we activate the discount on your website (discount code)?
as for the way to get the discount, please call us tomorrow 877 486 6489 - we'll put it in there
06-20-2018, 11:28 PM
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These are lightly smoked. This batch will have to be that. There may be a future batch that will be clear, but we don't have any confirmed timeline for that.
The units will give you the choice to have them run as sequential or standard.
The units will give you the choice to have them run as sequential or standard.
06-21-2018, 11:07 AM
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I can't tell if the lenses are flat and the lighting is giving it the 3D effect or if the lenses are shaped that way.
Also, did you have timing?
Thanks!
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06-21-2018, 11:58 AM
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Atomic, Not sure what you mean by Timing
It's a 3D effect but it's definitely a flat standard lens, but the insides are recessed, giving it a 3D look.
We will have better photos next week.
It's a 3D effect but it's definitely a flat standard lens, but the insides are recessed, giving it a 3D look.
We will have better photos next week.
06-21-2018, 01:11 PM
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Thank you. Timing as in when will these be available? Post only says Pre-Order, but no mention on when we should expect them if we order.
06-21-2018, 02:54 PM
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Looking forward to the pics!
06-21-2018, 06:53 PM
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I would really like to add this to my headlight order. On a youtube review, it looks like there is a delay when the brakes are applied. Do you know if that is the case? I sent a PM this morning but have not received a reply.
06-22-2018, 01:24 PM
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Please send additional pictures once you receive them. I am very interested as well, but would like to see better pictures before I commit to the early group buy.
06-27-2018, 03:23 PM
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The one issue I have with these tails is there appears to be a substantial delay from the moment the brakes are applied to when the tails actually light up. I would link the video, but it is from a different source and don't want to cause any issues. I wonder if this will be fixed?
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06-27-2018, 03:26 PM
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There does on the other video, but in this video there was no corresponding visual of that, so we'll have to get confirmation on that. I can't imagine why there would be a delay considering LED are faster to light up, but we'll ask that as well.
06-28-2018, 01:05 PM
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Ok, here's an update, and unfortunately, because we're trying to be transparent we're going to wind up helping our competitors! Furthermore, we want you guys to know we're working hard on your behalf so that you know 100% of what the product you are getting.
We're not a 'third party' source here like other sellers, we don't have to wait for someone to get to someone to get to someone etc. There is significant value in that if you should have an issue or question answered.
Tails:
All the tail lights currently being built have the duality of sequential or standard blinking option for the turn signals. As a result, the way the circuity is designed, there is a delay on the normal tail light function when compared to the standard center mount brake lights already on the car of between .03 and 1 second - with the average delay tested at .5 - What that means is that in many cases, there is a marginally and imperceptible delay, but that may cause some anxiety on your part. We understand.
Here's what we came up with last night with the factory. If you want to keep the sequential aspect of the tail lights, it will always be delayed, this is how the circuity is designed currently and the engineers do not know how to change it. If you do not want the sequential and you want the tail lights to operate in standard "on/off" mode, then there will be no delay ever but the circuity has to be redesigned and that's a 4-6 week lead time change.
Basically, if you are wiling to wait 1 month, but also willing to lose the sequential option, then the tails will operate perfectly without delay and look the same (and we'll delay the order for you and keep it on our logs). If you want the sequential there will be a delay (varies with the car). Driving yesterday in the evening, most cases from the original factory LED tails on many many other cars, there is definitely an imperceptible delay (unless you look for it) on some cars that offer a sequential tail light like the new Audis, there is definitely a delay. Those cars that have the standard on/off there is no delay.
We can go into very minute detail on this situation (given our 3+ hour back and forth on this digesting all the nuances last night) but suffice it to say, we're open to your comments on this matter so we can make the proper decision on behalf of all the pre-orders and future orders. Keep in mind these will still be DOT certified regardless of your choice.
Headlights:
The videos that are available from the only two cars that have currently got the lights installed are not entirely accurate. The last video we posted from our instagram page is accurate, the DRL is the "L" and the "L" will fade when you use the turn signal (either in standard or sequential mode). Exact quote:
That's what the factory has stated numerous times and that's what we're going off of.
We're not a 'third party' source here like other sellers, we don't have to wait for someone to get to someone to get to someone etc. There is significant value in that if you should have an issue or question answered.
Tails:
All the tail lights currently being built have the duality of sequential or standard blinking option for the turn signals. As a result, the way the circuity is designed, there is a delay on the normal tail light function when compared to the standard center mount brake lights already on the car of between .03 and 1 second - with the average delay tested at .5 - What that means is that in many cases, there is a marginally and imperceptible delay, but that may cause some anxiety on your part. We understand.
Here's what we came up with last night with the factory. If you want to keep the sequential aspect of the tail lights, it will always be delayed, this is how the circuity is designed currently and the engineers do not know how to change it. If you do not want the sequential and you want the tail lights to operate in standard "on/off" mode, then there will be no delay ever but the circuity has to be redesigned and that's a 4-6 week lead time change.
Basically, if you are wiling to wait 1 month, but also willing to lose the sequential option, then the tails will operate perfectly without delay and look the same (and we'll delay the order for you and keep it on our logs). If you want the sequential there will be a delay (varies with the car). Driving yesterday in the evening, most cases from the original factory LED tails on many many other cars, there is definitely an imperceptible delay (unless you look for it) on some cars that offer a sequential tail light like the new Audis, there is definitely a delay. Those cars that have the standard on/off there is no delay.
We can go into very minute detail on this situation (given our 3+ hour back and forth on this digesting all the nuances last night) but suffice it to say, we're open to your comments on this matter so we can make the proper decision on behalf of all the pre-orders and future orders. Keep in mind these will still be DOT certified regardless of your choice.
Headlights:
The videos that are available from the only two cars that have currently got the lights installed are not entirely accurate. The last video we posted from our instagram page is accurate, the DRL is the "L" and the "L" will fade when you use the turn signal (either in standard or sequential mode). Exact quote:
it is correct that DRL will dim while the turn signals [sic]on based on the circuit layout.
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