Get these taillights?
06-15-2009, 06:51 PM
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Get these taillights?
So I've been eyeing these altezza style LED taillamps for quite a while. Theyre pricey at 150 so I want everybody's opinion on how they think they look on my truck. I think they look pretty cool...
06-16-2009, 12:52 AM
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i need some stock taillights, any of you guys that changed your got an good set of stock ones laying around? btw i agree with the others them ones look alot better than the euro style lights
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06-16-2009, 02:56 AM
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Nice, I think I'll be getting em. Ezrider, if you can wait a week or so I'd be happy to sell you my old lamps, hit me a pm if youre interested.
Edit: bought em. I'll post some real pics when they come in.
Edit: bought em. I'll post some real pics when they come in.
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06-16-2009, 05:59 AM
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They look like ford tail lights... have you tried over seas websites for LED or euro style tail lights for the mk3 hilux that fits your truck? they have a vast collection on ebay australia sometimes.
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06-16-2009, 10:43 AM
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hey, belieze, i found these
Hilux Surf Altezza Tails
but im not too sure that they are compatible... since you seem to know more about the surfs, will they? i have the factory tire swingout and i have the funky spaced out reverse lights, but i imagine that i could wire the ones in the tail lights to runn with the stockers OR convert them to brake lights...
Hilux Surf Altezza Tails
but im not too sure that they are compatible... since you seem to know more about the surfs, will they? i have the factory tire swingout and i have the funky spaced out reverse lights, but i imagine that i could wire the ones in the tail lights to runn with the stockers OR convert them to brake lights...
06-16-2009, 01:22 PM
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I paid $50 for mine, and threw in some LED bulbs and some 50watt hallogen reverse lights, and I'm happy 
Personally, I think these look good with the truck, but they're not eveyone's cup of tea
I would have rather gone with the full LED ones like those, but at the time I didn't have the money, and this set of tail lights was cheaper than one OEM replacement for the one I broke, lol
Personally, I think these look good with the truck, but they're not eveyone's cup of tea
I would have rather gone with the full LED ones like those, but at the time I didn't have the money, and this set of tail lights was cheaper than one OEM replacement for the one I broke, lol
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Thats what she said 
Heh. I ran "Spyder" euro-style tails on my '93 for a year before I sold it. They looked similar to 'Bleeder's. I liked them a lot! With stock bulbs, my taillights were easier to see at a greater distance and the reverse was 3x as bright. Plus, they looked good with the rest of my truck
Heh. I ran "Spyder" euro-style tails on my '93 for a year before I sold it. They looked similar to 'Bleeder's. I liked them a lot! With stock bulbs, my taillights were easier to see at a greater distance and the reverse was 3x as bright. Plus, they looked good with the rest of my truck
