[16CamaroSS]

Shots from in the garage on a sunny day...excuse the dirty car

Before with brake lights off and on, brakes on with one cover installed and one not installed, then one with all installed

[16CamaroSS]

View with sun coming from behind the car @ 1pm in the afternoon. Zoomed up close and unzoomed from about a car length away

[16CamaroSS]

I was concerned about brightness but these covers fit within my comfort zone. I've been behind cars when they brake and you can barely tell their brakes are on. I don't have that concern with these.

[sav03cobra]

These look really nice, thanks for being a Guinea Pig. Clean!

[Lerch98]

I think that these would be trick on my black Camaro

[RPI Designs]

Originally Posted by 16CamaroSS

I was concerned about brightness but these covers fit within my comfort zone. I've been behind cars when they brake and you can barely tell their brakes are on. I don't have that concern with these.

Thanks for the pictures! Check your PM for your discount code!

[16CamaroSS]

Originally Posted by RPI Designs

Thanks for the pictures! Check your PM for your discount code!

Thanks! I think I'll be ordering a Mishimoto catchcan next payday.

[16CamaroSS]

Forgot to add a pic with the covers on and brake lights off.

[Cgocifer]

Man, I wish someone would post pics at night with just the running lights on, no brakes.

[hotlap]

Originally Posted by RPI Designs

These blackouts like all other blackouts are for "off highway use only". What you do with them is up to you.

Are you claiming that Chevy’s factory installed dark tail lamps are not 50 state legal?

They are standard equipment on the ZL1 1LE, Redline and Hotwheel models and are sold as accessories. I’m pretty sure the are legal and have a set on my car.

[RPI Designs]

Originally Posted by hotlap

Are you claiming that Chevy’s factory installed dark tail lamps are not 50 state legal?

They are standard equipment on the ZL1 1LE, Redline and Hotwheel models and are sold as accessories. I’m pretty sure the are legal and have a set on my car.

The dark tail lights are legal.
These blackouts exist in a grey area where it is doubtful you will get pulled over for having blackouts however if you are doing something you should not be doing they could use them as an excuse to pull you over or add them to the fine on your ticket. We have sold several hundred sets of blackout kits in the 15 plus years we have been in business and have not had anyone tell us that they got pulled over for having blackouts on their car.
We say they are for "off-highway use only" to cover ourselves from the finger-pointing that happens so often these days.

[01pewterz28]

Nice option over the $4xx gm lights.

[Cgocifer]

Originally Posted by hotlap

Are you claiming that Chevy’s factory installed dark tail lamps are not 50 state legal?

They are standard equipment on the ZL1 1LE, Redline and Hotwheel models and are sold as accessories. I’m pretty sure the are legal and have a set on my car.

They are saying like all other blackouts as in overlays. The GM lights are smoked tail light assemblies, not "blackouts" or overlays that cover an assembly.

[16CamaroSS]

Originally Posted by Cgocifer

Man, I wish someone would post pics at night with just the running lights on, no brakes.

2 of these shots taken on dark street with running lights. One with camera flash on and one with flash off (Samsung 8 phone auto settings).

The street light you see past the car is about 100 yards ahead. No street lights behind the car. Additional street lights are one street over from the driver side of the car. To the passenger side of the car, the nearest streetlight is about a quarter mile away.

The last picture is taken parked directly under a streetlight no camera flash.

All pictures are taken about a car length away. There is a full moon but with 95% cloud cover in the city.

Hope that helps.