my new parking lights :)
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my new parking lights :)
I just got these from the assembly line and man they look so nice. Pure white LED bulbs to replace the dim stocks. Brighter than anything available. I'm very happy with em and plan to get some for the dome lights and door markers as well. If anyone wants a pair, I can get it for $20 shipped. 
And look how they compare to my already upgraded 2x raybrig bulb on the right. much brighter and whiter.
And look how they compare to my already upgraded 2x raybrig bulb on the right. much brighter and whiter.
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Rep Power: 319 man i have a total of 6 LED bulbs on my car right now heh...for my turn signal im using 24 LED 1157 bulbs and my license plate lights im using single inverted wedge LED's 194 (white...im upgrading to 4 led bulbs) and sidemarkers are getting 194 either white or amber LED bulbs
what size are the ones your using gearbox?
what size are the ones your using gearbox?
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Rep Power: 811 they fit the stock headlight parking light too! lemme try to get a pic by connecting to my 9v battery also keep in mind they will be even brighter when the alt is pushing 14v instead of 9 or 12.
also keep in mind they will be even brighter when the alt is pushing 14v instead of 9 or 12. Last edited by gearbox; Mar 15, 2006 at 08:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Rep Power: 811 okay everyone, these are made by my company. i guarantee you will not find a brighter LED anywhere! These were imported from overseas and are 125,000 mcd compared to the measly 8,000-10,000 mcd of the leds being sold now. they are nothing compared to these
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Originally Posted by gearbox
okay everyone, these are made by my company. i guarantee you will not find a brighter LED anywhere! These were imported from overseas and are 125,000 mcd compared to the measly 8,000-10,000 mcd of the leds being sold now. they are nothing compared to these
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Rep Power: 811 i am sure it is with the luxeon 1 watt leds, but the problem with those is heat dissipation. you almost need a fan or something.
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why not? i ship to Canada
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Originally Posted by ***** Fn FBM 85
you think you can make some for reverse lights? or know of any good ones? cuz its really hard to see out the back at night when you have tints..
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Rep Power: 811 i can also make these diffused lens to light up all around the led instead of straight ahead.
the reverse lights are tricky. i have 35% tint and 2x brighter reverse light bulbs (clear) and still can't see. its because they are not angled downward. if you put halogens in there it still wont light up the ground much.
i have both diffused lens and regular clear depending if you want more side light.
the reverse lights are tricky. i have 35% tint and 2x brighter reverse light bulbs (clear) and still can't see. its because they are not angled downward. if you put halogens in there it still wont light up the ground much.
i have both diffused lens and regular clear depending if you want more side light.
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hey gearbox...can i use dese as a turn signal for my 04-05 coupe? the bulb looks alot smaller then my bulb. i got some 12v B1 hybird polarg, and they are not bright as my nokya headlights, making my front end look weird.
