Rear Lights

[jamesrose]

Hi all,

I know people are often looking for improvements on the ford units most of us have on our cars at the moment, and I came across these on the rossion website. Has anyone tried them or got any views on these ?

http://rossionautomotive.mybigcommerce.com/product...

Cheers

[lotus160sport]

These lights are from a Hyundai and as far as I know the rear clam still needs to be cut to accommodate them, unfortunately they are not a straight forward direct swap for the standard ford lights. There is a car on eBay that is claiming to be the only noble to of fitted these in the uk and they do look pretty good.

[Hollowpockets]

There is a M400 in Aberdeen which has them so the add isn't correct.

A bodyshop local to me quoted £1200 to cut and modify the clam but i never bothered in the end. They do look nice though.

[R0162]

I imagine they will be pretty easy to fit, they look good and are very reasonably priced.

[andygtt]

quite a bit cutting... they are wider by around 1-2inches!

I actually prefer the std lights with selective tinting so have not modded my clip to fit these one.

[Blu3R]

As Andy says, they are MUCH bigger than the standard units. If you look at the rear of a US car you'll see the area where the Noble badge is applied is far slimmer than that of a UK car and for this reason I think any UK clam that is modified for these to fit will look a bit odd.

The M400 that Graham mentioned actually has a US spec rear clam and so there's no evidence of modding or misalignment as it was designed to suit the lights, not the other way round.

If you want to have a go, look in a breakers for Hyundai Sonata which will be significantly cheaper than new, then shove them in the dishwasher. Works a treat

[funkybmx1]

I think these lights look the part I no someone that's hacked them in his uk clam. They look good on his. But would look better on a different colour car.

[shaunsmith]

What is wrong with the exisitng lights on Nobles they look fine to me.

[bzguy]

I have bought myself a second hand set of standard rear lights, smoke-painted them, then sanded down with 3 different grids (course to fine), then polished, this is the result :



Looks great imho

//edit : there is no color difference, the left light looks brighter due to sunlight