Buddy Club Rear Lights
09-18-2017, 05:18 PM
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No "compaline" here. But to get this thread back on track, I just spent 10 minutes and a few bucks on sealing these tail lights. My message would be to not let that keep anyone from buying these.
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03-01-2018, 05:14 PM
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Decided to pull the trigger on this, and so far its been alright. Have gone for a couple of car wash and its all good for now. What I realise is the lights come with the black rubber/form thingy, which needs to be pushed tight between the body of the car and the lights themselves. That acts like a seal but thats just my guest. Lets see how long they hold up. But until then, I am just absolutely loving the new look.
03-01-2018, 05:22 PM
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Decided to pull the trigger on this, and so far its been alright. Have gone for a couple of car wash and its all good for now. What I realise is the lights come with the black rubber/form thingy, which needs to be pushed tight between the body of the car and the lights themselves. That acts like a seal but thats just my guest. Lets see how long they hold up. But until then, I am just absolutely loving the new look.
I wanna get these as soon as they make them a bit more solid.
10-08-2023, 10:07 PM
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Decided to pull the trigger on this, and so far its been alright. Have gone for a couple of car wash and its all good for now. What I realise is the lights come with the black rubber/form thingy, which needs to be pushed tight between the body of the car and the lights themselves. That acts like a seal but thats just my guest. Lets see how long they hold up. But until then, I am just absolutely loving the new look.
All the best and hpe you never have any problems with them.
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