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    The only problem with quad taillights is that now I have to buy 2 more lights! Oh well, it's only money!

    Mike

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    I keep telling my wife and myself that! I have had repeated problems with dim light in my harley softtail tail light. It is a tombstone lens made of glass, and I have to run super bright bulbs, but on long trips tha vibration takes out the filament. I tried a really expensive LED replacement bulb, but it was so dim you couldn't see the brake lights during the daylight. I wish I was smart enough to invent the tail light bulb!Steve.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens
    I tried a really expensive LED replacement bulb, but it was so dim you couldn't see the brake lights during the daylight.
    Tell me about it! I bought Speedway's LED conversions for the Pontiac lights. Don't waste your money! The brake light wasn't too bad, but the taillight portion was so dim I doubt you could see it unless you were right on top of it. It's regular bulbs for me now.

    Mike

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