New Oracle taillights spotted

[MrFahrenheit]

Looks like the rear end of a Ford now!

They are more reminiscent to the current model RAM truck taillights to me:

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[Garemlin]

Yep, I like my Jeep to look like a Jeep rather than an F-150, but maybe I'm the odd one out.

Fully agree. I feel the same way about this.

Why buy a Jeep and then try to make it not look like a Jeep?? To each their own I guess.

 

[SuburbanGP88]

I like them but I won't do it until mine NEEDS it.

 

[Kevin_D]

Yep, I like my Jeep to look like a Jeep rather than an F-150, but maybe I'm the odd one out.

They are more reminiscent to the current model RAM truck taillights to me:

OK, I'd rather my Jeep look like a Jeep than a RAM.

Kevin

 

[garzilla]

OK, I'd rather my Jeep look like a Jeep than a RAM.

Kevin

That's why there is more than one choice of light. People like different things.

Me? I'm on the pre-order list.

 

[Jonny A]

Yep, I like my Jeep to look like a Jeep rather than an F-150, but maybe I'm the odd one out.

I am waiting on a nice brush guard I can install. I like the non flush jeep look my self.

 

[IamAlan]

There's no denying that the Oracle lights are cool (or look like a Ford Flex - your call), but one reason I bought my JT was the taillights. My very first new buy vehicle was a 1981 F100 Flareside. The JTtaillight pays homage to that look.

 

[Dqban]

I was also worried that I wouldnt like the flush look on the jeep but they dont actually sit flush. They look like the stick out about an inch. Its a more modern take on the protruding tail light.

I didn't mind the oem look but, the hologen oem kinda suck. The aftermarket LED upgrades that retain the OEM shape are...eh, and they cost $260.

 

[ORACLElights]

Thanks for the post on these and for stopping by our booth!

Seen at JEEP Beach, but no mention here.

Hmmmmmm, 12-18 months.

36 page thread already in the Lighting section and a post in our forum too if you want to read those!

I wonder if the blind spot sensor will still work?

Yes, the empty portion will allow you to swap it over.

Just wait members on here won’t like them then half off

Hmm....considering we've nearly sold half of our first production run (way more than we allocated), I think not LOL. Good lookin out though

Especially those of us with broken halogens. Thanks Oracle!

Can't wait to see these on your build, Zac!!

Fully agree. I feel the same way about this.

Why buy a Jeep and then try to make it not look like a Jeep?? To each their own I guess.

Because modding is fun and unique! All the same is boring

That's why there is more than one choice of light. People like different things.

Me? I'm on the pre-order list.

Thanks for your order! We love seeing different build styles!

I was also worried that I wouldnt like the flush look on the jeep but they dont actually sit flush. They look like the stick out about an inch. Its a more modern take on the protruding tail light.

I didn't mind the oem look but, the hologen oem kinda suck. The aftermarket LED upgrades that retain the OEM shape are...eh, and they cost $260.

They're not absolutely flush, correct. They protude out much less than the factory so less chance of cracking them on a trail etc. Just another option for the Jeep community.



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[InvertedLogic]

That looks pretty good. I don't have a need for them yet, but $340 for a set is pretty affordable for quality LED lighting. Mopar is $330/light for comparison.

 

[JRobes]

That looks pretty good. I don't have a need for them yet, but $340 for a set is pretty affordable for quality LED lighting. Mopar is $330/light for comparison.

The MOPAR LEDs look good IMO, and you can find them for just over $500 for the pair, but it also requires a programmer to activate if upgrading from halogen, and likely won't have nearly as bright reverse lights as these (or the swappable plate for other TBD uses).

 

[Dqban]

the oem led are cool looking and i wouldn't change them for the oracle ones (unless one of the accessories was useful to me) but, the oracle ones do a good job of following the lines of the truck. They likely outperform OEM too. They do stick out a little, but I consider that a plus because its consistent with the styling of the truck.

Question for you guys at Oracle....Is there an option to make the turn signals sequential?

 

[DBravo]

Seen at JEEP Beach, but no mention here.

Hmmmmmm, 12-18 months.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...lights-for-jeep-jt-group-buy-pre-order.43236/

 

[DBravo]

The MOPAR LEDs look good IMO, and you can find them for just over $500 for the pair, but it also requires a programmer to activate if upgrading from halogen, and likely won't have nearly as bright reverse lights as these (or the swappable plate for other TBD uses).

Yeah I’ve seen that thread, I’m not going through all 32 pages. Thanks for the quick answer.

Here's the link to the product page. https://www.oraclelights.com/products/flush-taillight-jt

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