TraxxasTRA7885 LED Light Kit, Complete (Includes #6590): X-Maxx

It's a great light kit on it's own as it's very bright and can easily be seen even during a bright day. Using the Bluetooth link app gives you some really nice control of the lights that you don't see on most other light kits. What could make this better, is if Traxxas designed the rear bumper to also take the light bar like the front bumper. Having the rear light bar mounted on the body, on the rear cab "window", is a really bad idea if you actually bash this thing like it's meant to be. Once the body flies off on a rough landing, that filament thin cable leading to the light bar will be ripped out of either the bar or the extension cable in a destructive way. If you're patient and good with a utility knife, you can get the bar mounted in the slot that looks like it was actually designed for it but was not completed. I've been using the Traxxas TRX-4 light kit in my crawler, and while it's not nearly as bright, it's been dependable even after a year of rough usage (put thru water/snow/mud). Also, if you plan to also use the Traxxas Telemetry Expander module to get GPS or voltage/temp readings, you can mount the power amp on the steering turnbuckle below the area where Traxxas tells you to. This way you can mount the Expander on top to get a clearer view of the sky.

Fits great on my Traxxas XRT! Only had to make 1 small hole on the body to feed some wires through. Besides that it's really easy and I'm happy with the look

The media could not be loaded. This item made my XMaxx come to life. Works as supposed to. Awesome would recommend to anyone who has an XMaxx or XRT. Lights are very bright!!! Worth every penny!!

Before you decide to install the Rear LED... ask yourself:1. Do I Bash this truck so hard that the body separates from the chasis on a regular basis?2. Do I know my way around a cordless drill & do I have 3-4M size drill bits?If the answer to both are yes, then mount the rear LED UNDER the rear bumper and slighly recessed. I did this using thin metal plates.... the kind that have 3M adhesive on the back usually used to magnetize a cell phone to a magnetic phone mount... they are super cheap on Amazon.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CJ453V6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1I used this type of aluminum because it is thick enough to hold up to the abuse but flexible enough that it doesn't end up destroying other truck parts if it takes on a direct bash-shot. I used (2) small #6 flat head screws (after drilling the holes in the rear bumper mount) going through the metal plate and attaching two different M3 bolts (not screws) through the rear light bar mount onto a locking nut (so that it doesn't wiggle it's way off). From there, I just used zip tiesand electrical tape around the fragile little wires (the ones that connect the rear light to the extension harness.

They are kind of pricey but look super cool. Lights are bright. Please take the time to install the lights and read the directions. I have the Bluetooth module but the option to control the light does not always work. I wish they gave you more options to install other light for example body under glow. I would buy these again for the cool factor.

Pretty easy to install after watching videos on YouTube. I have limited use of my hands so it took me longer than expected by others but otherwise a great fit and work perfect with link system!

I have used these before and as part of a hi voltage product they work well. Very bright.

Lights up well, instructions included which made it easy to install and everything is included as described. High/low setting is awesome with traxxas link.