SPEC-D TUNING Black Housing Clear Lens LED Tail Lights Compatible with 2006-2011 Mitsubishi Eclipse, Left + Right Pair Assembly

The car looks so good with these. The only thing missing in the bax are the load resistors. They are required because the TCL light will turn on and the cruise control will not work without the resistors.

My originals were primarily ugly and also the LED broke on one side (go figure, the only one without a bulb) so I got these. Didn't expect much, but am satisfied.Moves the blinkers to the center of the ring, reverse becomes little lights next to that. Different from original, but I like it. The teeny bulbs on the ends were hard to get in, the plastic was warped bad but only where the bulb goes in- the rest of the assembly was solid. Filed it a little and it locked right in. They don't leak and they're plenty bright.Easy as pie to replace- Take the plastic hideyhole panels off inside the trunk, reach in and remove the nuts (lol), and pull the lamps out. Take the bulbs and guts out of the old, put them in the new, plug the led wire in, then do the previous sentence in reverse. Eclipse is extremely forgiving in this design.Note: You will need resistors, unless you hate cruise control and TCL I guess. Or lazy. I haven't installed mine yet oops.

Really bright at night..

I didn't do enough research on these lights before trying to install them, this is what you will need to know.You will need a 25w load resistor for the brake light (the led ring) to keep the traction control light off and the cruse control working. remove the electrical tape tieing the turn signal and marker light together so you don't have to stretch the wires. Use the u tube videos you can find online as a guide.Pros: they look amazing and are quite solid.cons: the eclipse has an electrical system that will panic if you change much of everything.

Was easy to install and looks great.