🚦 Ediors 2 White Hide Away Strobe Tubes: Enhanced Replacement Bulbs for 80w / 120w Kits Headlight Review

The product is excellent. Fast, easy and direct installation. The only thing I could say that would help would be to add some sort of user guide explaining which templates do what and which lights activate. Through trial and error trying to figure out which pins are "front" or "back" and which ones would blink at the same time, alternately, etc. But I highly recommend this product and this seller and will definitely do it again!

I installed them in the headlights and taillights on my 2015 Tahoe. I'm a funeral director and needed flashes as I led the funeral procession. I installed them and they look and work great. They didn't come with instructions, but there are great videos on YouTube showing how to do DYI. They are bright and have 8 lights but I only used 4. It's great that you can turn off the lights you're not using, they have a lot of different settings to change the way the lights flash.

Installation was easy. Installed in a 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 with a 6ft bed and had enough cable to reach all the mounting points. I installed the ECU under the back seat and turned on the instrument panel. The only thing I had to do was extend the power wire and route it to the battery with a thicker wire, and I had to extend the wire from the power button to the control module. The cables could be longer. I also had two blown bulbs. I think they have a bad connection from the bulb side. One I…

2 further ratings are useless. My ride: 2004 TL 6MT This kit is probably made in China but so far all 4 flashes are working. I installed them on the underside of the rear bumper (2 on each side) and tied them to the reverse light. Lots of pedestrians in parking lots ignore it, and the last thing you want to do while driving is run over someone. So I installed them as a warning to others and my safety. I chose neon lights over LEDs because I like the special flashing properties of neon lights. I