Yamaha Raptor 660 R H E P Led Taillight Kit on 2040-parts.com
Pontiac, Illinois, US
This is an auction for a H.E.P. Products: LED Taillight kit for your Raptor 660. Uses our CNC cut bracket which is powder coated in a black finish. We have offered these kits for over 10 years now with excellent results. Years of testing and we will stand behind them 100%. This will be the last taillight you will need to purchase for your ATV. They were designed to stay intact when ATV is flipped back onto grab bar. Comes complete with all neccessary hardware as well as detailed instruction guide. 15-20 minute install! Very easy! Please email with any questions. Thank you.
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