rear safety lights
#1
rear safety lights
Everyone knows that you can be safer by installing an extra brake light, but has anyone thought about reverse lights?
Here is my new reverse lights:
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0439.jpg
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0440.jpg
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0441.jpg
Here is my new reverse lights:
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0439.jpg
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0440.jpg
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/100_0441.jpg
#2
RE: rear safety lights
never thought about it the factory lights good the job for me, but those would be good if you were in the woods after dark
#3
RE: rear safety lights
Yeah, you'd probably need something light that with those aftermarket tail lights. The problem with a few of the aftermarket tail lights is that they change the reflector on the reverse lights, basically rendering them completely ineffective.
My stock reverse lights light up my driveway very well. My problem is that once my garage light turns on, it gets difficult to see into the garage! LOL.
My stock reverse lights light up my driveway very well. My problem is that once my garage light turns on, it gets difficult to see into the garage! LOL.
#4
RE: rear safety lights
The reverse lights work well at night around my place becauseits not lit like a street would be in town
#5
RE: rear safety lights
I'll be mounting a set on my blazer pretty soon as well...
My aftermarket tails have a great light pattern, but since they're smoked a bit, not as bright as I'd like, lol
My aftermarket tails have a great light pattern, but since they're smoked a bit, not as bright as I'd like, lol
#6
RE: rear safety lights
More than once I've been tempted to do something like that, but to aim it a bit higher and put a dash switch with a manual on/off for tailgaters at night.
But decorum forbids.
But decorum forbids.
#7
RE: rear safety lights
ORIGINAL: pilgrim
More than once I've been tempted to do something like that, but to aim it a bit higher and put a dash switch with a manual on/off for tailgaters at night.
But decorum forbids.
More than once I've been tempted to do something like that, but to aim it a bit higher and put a dash switch with a manual on/off for tailgaters at night.
But decorum forbids.
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