Escalade Taillights installed on 2015 Tahoe

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I've had the oem Escalade one for a few weeks now and I love it. Some don't like the look of it but I really like how bright it is. Especially when I have the turn signal on as it is the the same as the brake light. I don't even use the amber lights.
 

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I've had the oem Escalade one for a few weeks now and I love it. Some don't like the look of it but I really like how bright it is. Especially when I have the turn signal on as it is the the same as the brake light. I don't even use the amber lights.

do the OEM ones stick out @ bottom by bumper?

i recall reading here or other forum that they do & the aftermarket ones (less bright) are flush.
 

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If anyones wondering what the euro taillights light up like here you go.

These are $500 a pair oem on ebay

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If anyones wondering what the euro taillights light up like here you go.

These are $500 a pair oem on ebay

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Are these different from the VLAND brand? I have heard that the aftermarket lights are to dim. Whats the best OEM pricing that has been found?
 

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Are these different from the VLAND brand? I have heard that the aftermarket lights are to dim. Whats the best OEM pricing that has been found?
these are original cadillac parts made for european markets that wont light up all the way.
vland ones are dim during daylight, i threw them away.
 

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these are original cadillac parts made for european markets that wont light up all the way.
vland ones are dim during daylight, i threw them away.

So OEM or nothing? I think I'll stick with my stock lights. I like the look of the Cadillac style lights, but I wish there was some quality aftermarket styles available. Adding the Cadillac lights makes me feel like a poser. ;-)
 

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Was just looking at these as a possible alternative to the VLands that everyone seems to not like: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MA0RX1H/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1

What do you think - worth the chance?

Also - wouldn't a trailer light converter work in order to get the brake light and turn signals separate? I remember doing this in my past life when I had a ZX6R. The break and turn were one wire and we used a trailer harness to separate the turn and brake in order to add individual amber turns on the back of the bike and keep the brake lights solid while stopping.
 
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Was just looking at these as a possible alternative to the VLands that everyone seems to not like: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MA0RX1H/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1

What do you think - worth the chance?

Also - wouldn't a trailer light converter work in order to get the brake light and turn signals separate? I remember doing this in my past life when I had a ZX6R. The break and turn were one wire and we used a trailer harness to separate the turn and brake in order to add individual amber turns on the back of the bike and keep the brake lights solid while stopping.

I say give it a shot and let us know how it turns out.
 

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