Smoked Lens Amber/Red LED Side Marker Light Kit Compatible With 1998-2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, Replace OEM Sidemarker Lamps

They fit perfect and make the car look a lot more modern.

great quility item,easy in stall looks great

I've been in the process of modernizing my 1998 Trans Am as far as lighting. I've upgraded all of the interior and exterior lighting to led bulbs and HID low beams. The only thing I was missing was these full length led side marker lights. Previously I used 194 led bulbs in my smoked side marker housings, but it didn't look right with a small area of the housing lit up. These run most of the the housing with leds and looks much more cohesive overall with the rest of the lighting upgrades I've done. I'll post pictures once it thaws out around here but it's great to see the aftermarket stepping up to the plate for the Firebird. The Camaro outsold the Firebird about 2 to 1, and there is a larger aftermarket amount of support for Camaro lighting solutions as a result.Edit 6/5/22Front passenger side marker stopped working completely. Took it off tested a normal bulb in the socket on the car itself, that worked fine. Looked at the plug for the led side marker and there is a ton of green corrosion. The little weather proofing that they use where their connector solders to the wiring is horribly inept at keeping water out.I probably foolishly ordered another set, but this time I'm going to waterproof it myself with a hot glue gun and see if they last longer than 4 months. If they don't I'll gut my old non led smoked lenses and make my own for the money.

I had well over a decade old clear lenses on my 99 Formula that were falling apart. These arrived fast and were near direct fit!

After a month of using them ppl started asking whybmy hazards where on....apparently they malfunctioned and started flashing on their own....do not buy it's a very cheaply made product

For $60 or so it’s not a bad price. You get all 4 side markers. The quality of the plastic isn’t too bad, the finish as in the glue that they stick the lens to the back housing is a bit rough and could use some cleaning around it, but worth the price. Looks really good smoked out and when the lights are on they look really crisp. I recommend it. 4/5. Could go up or down depending on my long term review of the side markers.Edit/Update: My front driver side side marker somehow got water in the housing when I washed my car. Product says it’s waterproof, but water got in, and now my side marker’s amber LED strip only lights up partly. The full line gets cut off and I thought it was just because of a faulty LED bulb or bulbs, turns out water got inside and must have damaged it. Barely a week in. 3.5/5 stars. The quality isn’t the greatest as I said you do get what you pay for, although it does look good when it’s not getting water inside the “water proof” side marker assembly.Update #2: I received a new set to replace all 4 because of the one front driver side sidemarker getting water inside… well it happened again with the new one when I washed my car. It got some water inside, but the light was working well for a day or two, and now it’s back to a partial strip of it being on when I have my lights on and a spot or so of the lights not working cause of the water getting inside. It’s worth it for a bit but won’t last long as I’m on my second set in 3 weeks.

Very cheap. One of the lenses popped off while pulling the protective plastic off.

Very poor quality. I only tried installing the drivers side and both markers had issues. The left front's led panel was loose while the left rears connector was intermittent. On top of that, the LED quality was just poor. I had ordered a different set earlier for the rear markers, which turned out to only be for a camaro. It was nice to compare them side by side though and the other ones really put these to shame.