Savvy LED Taillights

Sasquatchewan

TJ Enthusiast
Original poster
Joined
Dec 9, 2015
Messages
211
Location
Laporte Texas
image.webp
image.webp
image.webp
I just finished installing my Savvy LED taillights, my other ones the PO had on we're cheap intermittent LED's messed up , so I wanted factory style lights & opted for these they are slim machined from billet aluminum anodized black. I also ordered the license plate LED bolts but didn't install them yet. Taillights are really bright especially the backups.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Len and Chris
View attachment 1454 View attachment 1455 View attachment 1456 I just finished installing my Savvy LED taillights, my other ones the PO had on we're cheap intermittent LED's messed up , so I wanted factory style lights & opted for these they are slim machined from billet aluminum anodized black. I also ordered the license plate LED bolts but didn't install them yet. Taillights are really bright especially the backups.

Thanks a lot! Now I need these! I have LED tails but they don't sit as flush as these ones (which I like better). I didn't even know they made these things.

Damn you... Now I have ANOTHER item I need!

These are nearly identical to the Rugged Ridge ones I have but the Rugged Ridge ones stick out further like the stock tails.

I know what you mean about being bright though. My Rugged Ridge ones are insanely bright, especially the reverse lights.
 
Go ahead and upgrade @Chris and I'll buy those rugged ridge from you so I can see when I back up :D

You beat me to it!

As soon as I saw the thread title I was thinking "well one more Currie/Savvy item that Chris will order, I wonder if he will sell the old ones".
 
  • Like
Reactions: Sasquatchewan
Jerry I can't tell...is your transfer case tucked?
Barely kinda sorta. It has a hand-me-down nearly flat skidplate under it but that's about it. I got the skidplate free because it was bent, which took an entire morning to get it straightened out. It took using the entire weight of the Jeep's rear pushing on about 1 square inch (via a socket) of the skidplate before the bend finally gave up and straightened out enough to mount it.

And thank you Chris, Walker Evans does make good looking wheels doesn't he!
 
Barely kinda sorta. It has a hand-me-down nearly flat skidplate under it but that's about it. I got the skidplate free because it was bent, which took an entire morning to get it straightened out. It took using the entire weight of the Jeep's rear pushing on about 1 square inch (via a socket) of the skidplate before the bend finally gave up and straightened out enough to mount it.

And thank you Chris, Walker Evans does make good looking wheels doesn't he!

I agree. Going to have to look into a set of those for myself.
 
Sweet, and it looks like you're using Lite'N Boltz LED bolts to illuminate the license plate. I love those things, they're the perfect answer for when you remove the old OE tail lights that also removes the license plate light.
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: Sasquatchewan