StealthF1

Yeah went the same route as lariat5.4 and had the tint put on mine, dark enough for me though.. its just painting the lights was eh... lol

06_XLTF150

Looks badass, thanks for the tips!!

jas8346

where did you get your tailgate logo? it looks good tinted like that. i put a transformers overlay on mine, but the overlay looks like sh*t to me.

lariat5.4triton

That is a sick looking truck, stealthf1.

StealthF1

Tailgate logo didnt get it anywhere just had it a tinted also. Looked at all those overlays punisher,transformers..etc not my style so just went with a tinted darker look. Hey thanks Lariat, o and i posted that comment on your youtube video, nice sounding exhaust man.

lariat5.4triton

Thanks, Yea I like it. It is not always as loud as I would like it to be but overall it's a great exhaust.

Worf

looks great

Mod (Ret.)

Just remember that these lights serve as warnings to others who drive behind you that you are there (parking lights), or are applying the brakes, or are making a turn. They must be visible by a certain number of feet to those behind you. It would be difficult to explain to the police officer (after someone slammed into you because they did not see your taillights/brake lights) because you "wanted them dark".

You may also want to contact your insurance company to see if they will cover you in the event of a rear end collision with darkened taillights.

jas8346

when you say you had the logo tinted as well, you mean you applied nite shading?

packers4life869

the taillights need to visible 500 feet away. As long as you follow the instruction of applying no more then 3 coats of nightshade then you will be fine. However Bucko is right if you do apply more then the recommended 3 coats you could receive a fine. I have even heard in a few cases where the insurance company would not cover damages because the tail lights did not meet state requirements.