What tail lights are these?

[Josh's09]

I found the easiest way to get a short stubby exhaust is to buy a flange and then weld a couple pipes together. It worked well but I didn't like how short it was so I added a tip to extend it out a little and make it a little wider plus it gives it a nice angle.
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this is FANTASTIC!! thank you so much for sharing with the pictures! It looks great!

 

[comegetjoe]

Who sells the flange and bungs?

 

[Josh's09]

rigid industries' chase

Got my lights in today. Similar to the Rigid lights but the knock off version. These were intended for a roll bar installation. I was wondering if anyone knew of how they mounted the tail lights? I am thinking with a 3d printed tray/bracket. I can't imagine it would be incredibly difficult for someone who has a 3d printer. Obviously I'd pay for th project/shipping

 

[Josh's09]

Here are some pictures. I can measure whatever for more details if needed

 

[Fozda]

Who sells the flange and bungs?

The flange is from WERKSracing and the bungs were from Summit Racing. The flange seems pretty darn expensive for what it is but it's the only one I could find. You can get weld-in o2 bungs just about anywhere but I was already placing an order with Summit at the time so it was easier to just add a couple bungs to the cart. It also appears that the bungs I ordered are no longer available.

Got my lights in today. Similar to the Rigid lights but the knock off version. These were intended for a roll bar installation. I was wondering if anyone knew of how they mounted the tail lights? I am thinking with a 3d printed tray/bracket. I can't imagine it would be incredibly difficult for someone who has a 3d printer. Obviously I'd pay for th project/shipping

I believe the picture you showed of the lights on the car was Lechlis'. Here is a LINK to his build log where he had the brackets laser cut out of Aluminum. 3D printed would probably work but you'd just have to make sure it's strong enough to hold up and not affected by UV.

 

[Josh's09]

The flange is from WERKSracing and the bungs were from Summit Racing. The flange seems pretty darn expensive for what it is but it's the only one I could find. You can get weld-in o2 bungs just about anywhere but I was already placing an order with Summit at the time so it was easier to just add a couple bungs to the cart. It also appears that the bungs I ordered are no longer available.


I believe the picture you showed of the lights on the car was Lechlis'. Here is a LINK to his build log where he had the brackets laser cut out of Aluminum. 3D printed would probably work but you'd just have to make sure it's strong enough to hold up and not affected by UV.

Perfect! Thank you for all your help