Auxiliary LED Reverse Lights (Integrated Rear Bumper)

[Gatorac]

1. B to keep the reflector
2. When can I buy?

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[NGNERD]

B, only to avoid any legal issues.
I think these are the best by far as they look clean when not lit, will buy for sure.

 

[Harold0819]

I personally like A and would rather have more light. I apologize for my ignorance but am not aware of why we would need to legally have reflectors on rear. So if it is required then B will work. I agree with other and like the idea of wiring that is plug and play.

 

[Harold0819]

It seems to me that my current rear LED lights (factory) are washing out my rear view camera in reverse at night. It is grainy AF.
Will this make it better, or worse?

The Tazer mini allows you to set it so the license plate light turns off when shifted into reverse.

 

[Liftr]

The Tazer mini allows you to set it so the license plate light turns off when shifted into reverse.

Will the Jscan app do this also? I hate how that light washes out the backup camera.

 

[XJhawk]

The Tazer mini allows you to set it so the license plate light turns off when shifted into reverse.

Dammit, I have had a Tazer Mini for 3 months. Haven't been able to physically install it due to an emergency hip replacement

 

[ShadowsPapa]

B is my opinion for as stated above, maintaining the reflectors. As a Traffic Crash Investgator visibility is a factor. Need to have a good reflector while parked to help avoid being struck. Also. If could make a red rear Fog integrated like the European cars would be cool too. Definitely needs to be plug n play. No splicing

The reflectors on these would seem to barely meet minimums as it is. Those things set back into the bumper, down low, not great.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I personally like A and would rather have more light. I apologize for my ignorance but am not aware of why we would need to legally have reflectors on rear. So if it is required then B will work. I agree with other and like the idea of wiring that is plug and play.

So when you are pulled over onto the shoulder after dark, and your lights are off - approaching vehicles can see your vehicle - in case they also need the shoulder.
Reflectors and position marker lights (that reflect as well) have been law for decades!
It's called safety- just in case, protecting you and others. (and others from you)

 

[Harold0819]

So when you are pulled over onto the shoulder after dark, and your lights are off - approaching vehicles can see your vehicle - in case they also need the shoulder.
Reflectors and position marker lights (that reflect as well) have been law for decades!
It's called safety- just in case, protecting you and others. (and others from you)

Understood, I just thought that most were built into the lights and lens.

 

[Harold0819]

Will the Jscan app do this also? I hate how that light washes out the backup camera.

That I do not know

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Understood, I just thought that most were built into the lights and lens.

Yeah, many, if not most. For some reason, not these.

 

[Renegade]

So if we add an aftermarket rear bumper, no one gives a crap about the reflectors, but if we are modifying the stock one, everyone wants to keep them? I vote A for more light!

 

[ShadowsPapa]

So if we add an aftermarket rear bumper, no one gives a crap about the reflectors, but if we are modifying the stock one, everyone wants to keep them? I vote A for more light!

Some of you may not - but if I did swap rear bumpers, I'd have reflectors mounted.
My experience with the aftermath of accidents sticks with me.

 

[LostWoods]

The reflectors on these would seem to barely meet minimums as it is. Those things set back into the bumper, down low, not great.

You only need to have reflectors visible from directly behind so they should suffice assuming they're appropriately reflective.

 

[Renegade]

Some of you may not - but if I did swap rear bumpers, I'd have reflectors mounted.
My experience with the aftermath of accidents sticks with me.

I would buy either one if the price is right. It’s still a great improvement...

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