Spec-D Tuning Full LED Tail Lights - Matte Black Housing / Smoked Lens, Switchback Sequential LED Turn Signal

Fits 2019-2026 5.3L V8 · 6.2L V8 · 2.7L Turbo I4

Spec-D Tuning
Taillight
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gain
no power claim (fitment part)
price
$325.95
at Redline360
about its usual price

Price tracked 5 times since Jul 31, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $325.95, high $325.95, currently $325.95.

low $325.95 · high $325.95 since Jul 31, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
1/5 difficulty · ~30 min

Full LED replacement taillights with a matte black housing and smoked lens, using a switchback sequential turn signal. Spec-D states this one housing works on trucks that came with halogen taillights and on trucks that came with factory LEDs.

why this one — This is the value pick at $325.95, and the interesting part is that single-housing claim: where AlphaRex, ANZO and Recon split their parts by factory bulb type or charge extra for a converter, Spec-D says one part covers both across 2019-2026. That removes a step and some cost. It does not fit dual rear wheel trucks, and it is sold through RedLine360 rather than direct from Spec-D.

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Lighting component. A power claim does not apply; output is measured in lumens and beam pattern, not horsepower.

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DOT (Department of Transportation) & SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Approved (per RedLine360 listing).

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