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SignUp Now!well, the other day I placed an order at CRE Loaded 6 - V-LEDS.COM
The cost comparison is $150 but there is a HUGE differance in the look of the tailights! and that also comes with:toofastforyou, that sounds cool, I'll have to check out that other post. I wonder what the cost comparrison is.
My car is in storage right now, I have had zero problems w/ all the lights, I'm very happy w/them.
Actually you want to match the color of the lens with the LED bulb. A red LED in the taillight will appear brighter than a White LED because the taillight lens will filter out the colors that are not red. So you would want Red for taillights, amber for front parking lights, and white for backup lights.
David
Well I look at it like this! If one of those bulbs go out you have to take the taillight out anyway, So your halfway there. When it's out guess how long it takes to take spilt the taillight appart to get at the boards? 5min or less!! :smile: and now that iv'e had the prototype here and split different taillights a total of 5 times now without a single problem, and NO issue of them being brittle I don't see an issue at all!!P.S: Even if "scot w"s full digital taillights might be more "state-of-the-art" than just replacing the stock bulbs with led's, I still do not feel comfortable in having to take the lenses apart from the housings to install them, and then if something goes bad after a while, having to dismantle them again...
Here is a link for the style I ended up replacing my original LEDS in the front w/ 2 RED SMT 27 LED TURN SIGNAL LIGHT BULBS 1156 1073 these are much brighter, also cost way more.