New tails installed
I like them. I might get a set anyone want ra tails. If I got these I might tint them some idk tho . I too would like to know if they were really plug in play. Or do you need resistors.
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If they are not already built into the taillight assembly, LED taillights will need a resistor to slow down the blink rate.
they do need resistors. i bought a set of these a while back and every time i drove my car the traction and all wheel controls would disable and i would have to turn my car off to reset them. that did'nt do much good because it would do it over again. once i blew a fuse i put my stockers back on. they do look real nice but ill go with the ra tails instead.
1. The lights come with resistors built-in. I have a normal blink rate.
2. Fit was just like stock.
3. The turn signals are incandescent bulbs. Would have been better if they were LED. The kit comes with 2 amber 7440 bulbs to replace the clear ones in the turn signals. Look close and you can see the amber bulb in the pictures.
4. The reverse stay incandescent as well.
5. When applying the brakes the LEDs only get brighter. There is no other change in lighting pattern.
2. Fit was just like stock.
3. The turn signals are incandescent bulbs. Would have been better if they were LED. The kit comes with 2 amber 7440 bulbs to replace the clear ones in the turn signals. Look close and you can see the amber bulb in the pictures.
4. The reverse stay incandescent as well.
5. When applying the brakes the LEDs only get brighter. There is no other change in lighting pattern.
