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| Ryan0001 |
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i was thinking for parkers, then maybe one day doing the brake lamps, reverse lamps and all blinkers to LEDs. pros: faster turn on time, lower power consumtion cons: will have to fabricate diffusers to spread the light out... what are peoples thoughts/experiences with LEDs in this application? thanks all ryan |
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| ReGiE |
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my car is copmpletley lED'ed up
they are great nice bright light. but my brake lights are a bit too dodgey so says some of the boys that were following me on the last night cruse
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| Ryan0001 |
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dodgey like a bad connection, or dodgey like it looked crap?
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| Mechan1k |
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A friend of mine has done it to his Lancer.
He's had to make up circuit boards for inside the taillight housing etc. to them to sit perfectly. Took a little while ... but it worked a treat. I might try and get my ute taillights done
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