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The next update to the light pack is a big one. It adds 62 new light variants, bringing the total to 184 lights across nine styles — and nearly all of it comes down to one thing: clear lenses.

Existing lights are getting attention too: reworked lens materials on the 7-Inch Rounds, and reworked flares on both Rectangular families.

But the clear lens rollout isn't just a cosmetic update. It's step one of something bigger.

Why Clear Lenses Matter (This Is Going Somewhere)

Here's the goal I'm building toward: color-changing markers. One light that runs amber, then switches to green, purple, blue — whatever you want — on the fly, without swapping the light out for a different part. That's the real show-truck look, and getting there takes a few pieces. The clear lens is the first one.

What comes after: colored flares and light masks. Those are the pieces that actually drive the color — so a single clear-lens marker can throw amber one minute and green or purple the next, instead of you needing a separate part for every color you might want.

The clear lenses in this update aren't just a new look. They're the groundwork that makes the color-changing system possible.

The Big Story: Clear Lenses Everywhere

Clear/amber and clear/red versions have been added across the board. Same LED colors when they light up, totally different look when they don't — that crisp, modern chrome-face style you see on show trucks and clean daily runners alike.

Clear lenses are now available on the Round 3-LEDs, both Watermelon families, and the Tiger Eyes. Combined with the trim options already in the pack, you can now build a rear end that reads clean and modern, or classic and loud, without changing a single mounting point.

Watermelon LED — Now 56 Variants

The biggest single addition in this update. The Watermelon lineup doubles to 56 variants, with the new clear-lens versions available in every configuration the pack already offered:

28 with the Starburst Effect

28 with the Soft Glow Effect

Every one available with or without the bezel

Colors: Red, Clear, and Amber

Functions: turn signals, markers, and brake lights

If you run a set of these across the back of a trailer, the mix of bezel and bezel-free versions in matching colors makes it easy to build a symmetrical, deliberate-looking rear panel instead of just slapping the same light on eight times.

Watermelon Glass — Now 24 Variants

The glass-lens melons doubled too, up to 24 variants — 12 starburst and 12 soft glow. Clear/amber and clear/red join the original red and amber, so the glass family now matches the LED family option for option.

Works as turn signals and markers.

Tiger Eyes LED — Now 16 Variants (and They Mount Vertical)

The Tiger Eyes got the most interesting upgrade in this pack. What was a small 4-light set is now a full 16 variants, and the additions go beyond just color:

Vertical mounting versions — rotate the light 90° for post mounts, headache racks, and side panels where a horizontal light never quite fit right

8 with the chrome guard — the classic caged look, now available across every color and orientation

Clear/amber and clear/red added alongside the original red and amber

Marker light function. If you're detailing a light bar, a rack, or the sides of a trailer, the vertical option opens up placements that just weren't possible before.

Round 3-LED — Now 24 Variants

The round 3-LEDs pick up clear/amber and clear/red versions, taking the family to 24 variants. Every color is available in both rubber and chrome trim, and every one works as a position marker, left blinker, or right blinker.

Small light, huge placement flexibility — these are the ones that go everywhere you've got an inch of space.

New: Penny LED

The Penny family picks up clear/red and clear/amber, joining the existing red and amber for 4 variants total.

The Penny is deliberately understated — a subtle accent light for cabs, fenders, mud flap brackets, and the little details that separate a good build from a great one. Sometimes you don't want a 12-LED watermelon screaming off the back. Sometimes you just want a penny.

Not Just New Lights — Existing Ones Got Reworked Too

The variant counts on these three aren't changing, but what you see when they fire absolutely is:

7-Inch Round LED — lens materials reworked. 28 variants, rubber or chrome trim, turn/marker/brake. The lens reads better both lit and unlit, with more convincing depth and reflection instead of a flat colored surface.

Rectangular 4-LED — flares reworked. 24 variants, rubber or chrome trim, turn/marker. Cleaner, more believable glow and light spill.

Rectangular 3-LED — flares reworked. 6 variants, turn/marker. Same treatment — a tighter, more realistic bloom.

Carrying over unchanged:

High-Quality LED Beacon — 2 variants with realistic real-world light spill

The Full Count

Light Style Variants Watermelon LED 56 7-Inch Round LED 28 Rectangular 4-LED 24 Round 3-LED 24 Watermelon Glass 24 Tiger Eyes LED 16 Rectangular 3-LED 6 Penny LED 4 LED Beacon 2 Total 184

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