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Halogen tail lights generate light and heat by mixing halogen gas with the tungsten filament inside the bulb. Aside from shining brighter than regular incandescent lights, halogen types are the low-cost and easily replaceable option for your lighting needs.
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Efficiency is the name of the game for light-emitting diode (LED) tail lights. Compared to incandescent blubs, they operate around 90% better, react faster, use less energy, and generate less heat, thus assuring you of a longer service life
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Incandescent bulbs may not respond as quick as LED types, but these classics are safe to handle, easy on the pocket, and non-flickering.
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