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lighted reflectors 120-130 1968

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Thu Oct 4 15:26 CST 2007
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I was thinking about some way to get an LED panel into those reflectors, but they seem pretty thoroughly sealed up.

Little bullet lights might be...um...effective... but I agree that I would not own up to it either. I am actually going to remove the 122S side reflectors and install the lighted versions I kept from my old 1800E. Not that it will help the brake issue, but it will improve my overall visibility

Brake-wise, I will say that Ron Kwas' advice about using the reflective chrome paint on the interior light panels *really* works. The "luminosity" is much improved.

The issue is more that the yuppie-yokles in Hummer H2s can't see my lights or tail fins over their hoods... I'm hoping that an upper-center cyclops brake light might literally save my tail...

Those daniel stern lights looks nice, but $50.00 is a little steep considering all the other parts I've been getting lately (brake booster, custom welding, etc).










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