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HeadlightArmor · 04-23-2010, 10:07 AM

We have recently been receiving a lot of PM's and email asking about how well the taillights will work with our various smoke taillight kits applied. We have a variety of different (usually day time) shots on the site for various products, but until recently, not many night shots. Last night we did a full test at both 500 and 1000 feet with all three tint shades available! We have added a Smoked Taillight Kit Night Testing page to the site here

Perhaps you have wondered if the running lights / parking lights or even the brake lights were still functional with a Headlight Armor Smoked Taillight Kit applied. Well here is what a vehicle equipped with various Headlight Armor Smoked Taillight kits looks like at night. We did two different sets; the first at ~500 feet and the second at ~1000 feet. All photos were done with the same vehicle, parked in the same spots on the same night. The left side taillights in the photos have the various tint levels and the right side taillights were left stock to compare the difference with the film applied.

Test Conditions

Camera - Nikon 4600
Camera Settings - 2 Sec Exposure, ISO 100, 105mm Effective Focal Length
Photo Editing - None (just resized)
Test Vehicle - 2001 Honda Civic - Stock Incandescent Bulbs

Full set on the site here

20% Dark Stealth Smoke (the darkest material we have available). The two lighter versions will have less impact on the light output of course.

Running Lights at 500 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison

Brake Lights at 500 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison

Running Lights at 1000 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison

Brake Lights at 1000 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison

Let us know if you have any questions.

04-23-2010, 10:07 AM	#1
HeadlightArmor Drives: Company Car Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: headlightarmor.com Posts: 2,491	New Photos of Headlight Armor Smoked Taillight Kits at Night from 500 & 1000 ft We have recently been receiving a lot of PM's and email asking about how well the taillights will work with our various smoke taillight kits applied. We have a variety of different (usually day time) shots on the site for various products, but until recently, not many night shots. Last night we did a full test at both 500 and 1000 feet with all three tint shades available! We have added a Smoked Taillight Kit Night Testing page to the site here Perhaps you have wondered if the running lights / parking lights or even the brake lights were still functional with a Headlight Armor Smoked Taillight Kit applied. Well here is what a vehicle equipped with various Headlight Armor Smoked Taillight kits looks like at night. We did two different sets; the first at ~500 feet and the second at ~1000 feet. All photos were done with the same vehicle, parked in the same spots on the same night. The left side taillights in the photos have the various tint levels and the right side taillights were left stock to compare the difference with the film applied. Test Conditions Camera - Nikon 4600 Camera Settings - 2 Sec Exposure, ISO 100, 105mm Effective Focal Length Photo Editing - None (just resized) Test Vehicle - 2001 Honda Civic - Stock Incandescent Bulbs Full set on the site here 20% Dark Stealth Smoke (the darkest material we have available). The two lighter versions will have less impact on the light output of course. Running Lights at 500 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison Brake Lights at 500 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison Running Lights at 1000 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison Brake Lights at 1000 Feet Dark Stealth Smoke on the left side and the right side is stock for comparison Let us know if you have any questions.