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Just picked it up today from the local dealer. Talked to Parts Manager into becoming a dealer for them and in turn he gave me a nice discount on the light. This is the BAL-3ST smoke laydown with tag light. This is one quality piece. Excellent workmanship. And the thing is amazingly bright. Tons brighter than my Street magic LED tail. Lots of different flash settings that are adjusted by touching an included magnet to a specific area on the light. Also three run intensity settings. If they can't see me they are legally blind. And if they look straight into it they will be. BrightAssLights
Inside completely sealed using a clear epoxy
I opted to buy the security screws for a few bucks more
Installed
EDIT: Added lighted images. Did the best I can to capture it. And yes I know I have a few LED's out in my right signal. Waiting for a warranty replacement.
In run mode
In brake mode
Last edited by Garemlin; Sep 30, 2009 at 04:54 AM.
with that light you can also operate it like a regular taillight without any of the extra functions, right? you can use it as your running light with brake function, and without all the blinking, etc? full face for the tallight and full face for the brake i guess was my question...... best price on that light is where?
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