Better source for LED tail lights?

[ThorrsHammer]

In PA, there is a rule in that same Guide that states that no lighting may be added which was not original equipment or serves the same purpose as original equipment. I don't know how the cops would interpret that with respect to replacing flashers with backup or flood lights. I do know that things like running board lights, flashing brake lights and underbody lights will get you a ticket.

[Sleddgracer]

Originally Posted by ThorrsHammer

In PA, there is a rule in that same Guide that states that no lighting may be added which was not original equipment or serves the same purpose as original equipment. I don't know how the cops would interpret that with respect to replacing flashers with backup or flood lights. I do know that things like running board lights, flashing brake lights and underbody lights will get you a ticket.

l wonder how that would apply to a motorhome conversion where the exterior has been modified? - the new lights might be considered to be original equipment for the 'new' vehicle classification ( as long as it doesn't have any illegal under body etc lights ) - pretty hard to have it original after decommissioning some of the factory installed equipment

[musigenesis]

Originally Posted by CaptSquid

I previously recommended Superbright LEDs. I have ordered many items from them and they all arrive on a very quick basis.

They don't seem to have any 7" LED lights, only 4".

[CaptSquid]

They no longer carry 7" LED headlights. Check Amazon.

[Contra Line Bus]

Here's what I used.

[musigenesis]

Originally Posted by Contra Line Bus

Here's what I used.

Those patches look good, nice job.

Is it legal to have your brake lights and turn signals be clear like that?

[Contra Line Bus]

They Luminate red or yellow depending on what they are. So yes. Look at semi trucks. These are the same lights they use.

[Mark_In_MA]

Maybe a little OT, but these were the lights I went with on my utility trailer. The outer ring is the tail/running light, and when you step on the brake, the inside lights up (and I believe the outside gets brighter as well.) I didn't like any of the standard kit lights where the whole thing just gets brighter when you hit the brakes - you can't always tell if its glare, or someone stepping on the brakes.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BW54qlWlORj/

I'd love to keep the same style when I get a bus.

(These particular lights came from Etrailer.com, but I don't know if they come in bus sizes. These are 3.5" I believe.)

[Dog Rescuer]

I replaced the bulbs with LEDs
These worked for all my directional lights - the brake light ones are a bit different - and I can’t find the link right now.

I replaced the school bus 8-way lights so that the outside ones are amber and connected to the directionals - the inside ones have a clear lens - I don’t use them while driving.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B071V...b_b_asin_image

[REDD]

These are 7" LED lights in my tail gate, also the marker lights.



Google... 7" halo led truck tail lights, fairly new.