[JohnnyU]

I noticed while driving through an area od interstate under construction today, that some of the crew vehicles had hide-a-ways in their back up lights. One of them was in reverse, with backup lights on, and strobes going. The light was not very bright, I think if you want it to be effective, remove the factory b/u light, otherwise, it won't be bright enough to be worth the extra hassle and cost for the system.

Glad you found the forum Ryan!

 

[JohnnyU]

I looked at that Ebay auction, but I didnt find what I was looking for. None of you guys running the Ne-obe kits have pictures of what the tubes look like, do you? I was wondering if the tube had to be any larger, or if it needed more room that a regular strobe tube. Thanks!:shades

 

[JohnnyU]

Thanks for the picture Chayes! I ran into a guy I used to work with yesturday, he showed me his kit, turned out, he thinks he bought from the same guy on Ebay! Those lights are BRIGHT, even during the day!

 

[JohnnyU]

Well i wouldnt go crazzy with the lights.

I used to think the same thing, but now I find myself seeing strobes and flashing lights for days after a snowstorm [When there aren't really any there] There are sometimes when I just turn off the roof light. THis year I added rear facing lights, so that I still have something going when I want to relieve myself of the excessive flashing. Beleive it or not, it does start to get to you, usually around hour 8 or 10....