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Oval LED Truck and Trailer Lights - 7” LED Side Clearance Lights w/ Chrome Bezel - Bullet Connector - Surface Mount - 8 LEDs
Overview
This 7” oval LED meets DOT FMVSS 108 requirements for use as side lights and clearance lights. The light features a built-in chrome-plated plastic bezel along with two attached 8” pigtail leads with bullet connectors. Each light boasts 8 high-flux LEDs that operate within a wide 9-14.8V DC range and consumes 90% less energy than incandescent lamps. Sonically sealed polycarbonate lens and weatherproof housing. The truck/trailer lights are available in red and amber. Lifetime warranty on all truck/trailer lights. Dimensions: 6.76”(17.183cm) x 0.79”(1.994cm) x 1.98”(5.017cm)
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I did buy others to compare brightness/ now, you don't have to! A cool amber turn signal/not a blaring distraction, not extruding/ less chance to hit like signals built into mirrors. Feel free to ask me how to snap these together (on your Chevy) Let's make it more fun to use signals, be noticed, and be safe.
Used as a flush mount flashing brake light
I used this light along with this brake light strobe module:
http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/strobe-controllers/brake-light-strobe-module/195/
I add a brake light to the sissy bar on my MC
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Fade
4 out of the 5 faded completely. three of them are right next to each other which shows its not due to the location of the lights or how much sunlight one gets vs the others. It must be hit and miss on the red dyes they use. This happend about 1 year and a couple of months after install.
