Savvy LED Taillights

Don't get me to lying, I don't use the website. What are you after?
I've been looking at the Savvy tail lights but it has options on blinker module, and other parts you would think should come with the kit. You try to order the kit an they don't seem to be included, you add them an then you got two of everything. Have to try again later an see if it's still doing that.
 
I've been looking at the Savvy tail lights but it has options on blinker module, and other parts you would think should come with the kit. You try to order the kit an they don't seem to be included, you add them an then you got two of everything. Have to try again later an see if it's still doing that.
The led flasher is not required for the 97-02 rigs so it has to be optional. Some folks have already put LED's in their blinkers, so not everyone needs it. Some folks don't like the plastic license plate holder so the plate holder needs to be optional. Some folks have their license plate illuminated in the spare tire, so they don't need anything to do that with. It has to be a la carte to fill different needs.
 
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Can you still use excisting holes to mount the plate or do you have to drill into the tub to remount your plate?
 
Take a look at your license plate area and you'll readily see your answer. :)
If I had it in front of me I'd be glad to. It's currently in the body shop for new paint,The way you worded your reply pretty much tells me that yes I would have to drill holes to mount the plate which is out of the question. Thank you.
 
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The way you worded your reply pretty much tells me that yes I would have to drill holes to mount the plate which is out of the question.
Why would drilling four small holes be out of the question? Heaven knows the factory drilled hundreds of holes all over our Jeeps when building them. Newer Jeepers always have an aversion to drilling holes but I assure you your Jeep won't mind. If you're worried about rust, just dab a little paint around the holes. :)
 
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I'll follow that with a story - I too had an aversion to drilling holes in my jeep at first...then a few years ago, I realized how many holes the factory drilled and I was much less worried. Recently, I drilled 38 holes in the jeep to install Savvy sliders. 4 of those holes are in my metalcloak fenders which aren't cheap either. Drilling holes is just like everything else when you're working on the jeep - Get the right tool (a good bit), take your time, and you seriously can't screw it up. Definitely not a reason to avoid a great product.
 
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Thank you all for your help and encouragement to drill holes. If I wanted to drill holes, I would have never asked for input from more experienced Jeepers. It's my preference to not drill holes. That is all.
 
Thank you all for your help and encouragement to drill holes. If I wanted to drill holes, I would have never asked for input from more experienced Jeepers. It's my preference to not drill holes. That is all.
That's fair. We can't convert everyone to the dark side:D
 
They do sell a license plate relocation bracket and I don't believe it requires you to drill holes into the body. Allows you to use the lights and keeps the sharp spinny thing away from the body tub if you'd rather buy that.
 
Thank you all for your help and encouragement to drill holes. If I wanted to drill holes, I would have never asked for input from more experienced Jeepers. It's my preference to not drill holes. That is all.

I don't drill holes into my tub either. I went with a different type of LED tail lights.
 
Am I missing something? They sell a license plate relocation bracket for $15 that doesn't require any drilling into the body. $15 is the price to pay for not having to drill into the tub or bend the license plate. Pretty dang cheap if you ask me.