Anyone use these on your TJ?
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No. Those will be dead before you can get down the road. Don't waste your money.
Buy these quality lights from @mrblaine instead. Expensive, yes, but he knows his stuff and doesn't sell crap.
You can read the discussion thread HERE where Blaine discusses the process of making them and people that have installed them.
Buy these quality lights from @mrblaine instead. Expensive, yes, but he knows his stuff and doesn't sell crap.
You can read the discussion thread HERE where Blaine discusses the process of making them and people that have installed them.
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Been through a few cheap replacement seats as well a set of Trail Tails and finally bought the set from Blaine.. very happy!
I tried a set like those in 2013 . It wasn't long before the individual led's started going out one by one . I found a surface mount set that I've been running for ten years now . I didn't know about the Set from Mr Blaine.
Go with Black Magic if you can...but let's be realistic here...not everyone can drop a couple hundred bucks on tail lights
The Harbor Freight ones will work just fine. I bought an Amazon set. You'll probably have to hack up your wiring and mess with grounds.
And they don't take hits well...even though this set is broken the lights keep working...
-Mac
The Harbor Freight ones will work just fine. I bought an Amazon set. You'll probably have to hack up your wiring and mess with grounds.
And they don't take hits well...even though this set is broken the lights keep working...
-Mac
I was surprised to see Menards also offers a very similar light. But many box trucks and such run these types of lights. You get what you pay for.
https://www.menards.com/main/tools/...p-1444447122447-c-1527167451363.htm?exp=false
I have several great useable samples from when we were evaluating light panels. None of them fit in the stock housing otherwise they would be very handy to send out to folks.
Be aware that you'll have to drill out the tub to get those mounted up and get up behind the fender liner if you have them to put the nuts on the studs. I have both sides of the connectors if you find yourself in need.
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Trail Patina!
Most boat trailers around my neck of the beach run the same lights as well.
I appreciate your thoughts, including the cost factor. My current lights are Quadratec, but the back up light burnt out on the drivers side. They start at around $50 for the cheapest models.