and tn doesnt have inspection

 

I aint worried about inspection or any of the above, all i was wondering was how you wired in your tail lights.

 

He's responding to me.

Tn might not, but if you're planning on selling those, someone from a different state might buy. No biggie to me ... I'm cool. Just exercising the brain cells.
Good on ya for the patent. 'n good luck w/ the lights.

 

when i did mine i had one as a tail/brake and the other as a tail/turn signal. much easier to do and you dont have to use a converter or complicate the wiring any more.

i like the angled corners on these they are original i wish i would have thought of that before making mine

 

what he said

 

Tail lights look sick man!! Did you patent them or are they patented by someone else? Writing patents suck and can cost several thousand dollars.

 

its my patent, my grand parents have 16 patents they helped me out

 

they are for sale

 

You do know for a patent that all someone would have to do is change the angle or the size of the tail light or the order of the lights and the patent won't hold up anymore.

And, How much for the lights?

 

housings are 110

 

nice work they look cool

 

Why dont you go spend $200 at Harbor Frieght on a 36" sheet metal break, that way it makes perfect lines, no where near as much welding and alot stronger. Once you get them bent, made, you can cut out the angled section for the reverse lights. Alot easier and makes a better product IMHO...

Here are mine after i bent and mocked up fitment...

 

I will eventually but money is tight right now, and I totally agree with you

 

I understand, i been scraping up pennies so i can buy a plasma cutter. A sheet metal break makes things so much easier, and will bend thicker then it says with a 4' piece of pipe on each handle

 

lol