Anyone know this???
#2
I put LEDs in my tail lights and they looked like ****. Even though they were "super bright", they were dimmer and uglier than the stock incandescent lights.
They look good and work well when used as reverse lights, but that's about it.
If you insist on doing an LED conversion, just buy (ebay) bulbs that don't require resistors. They're super cheap and much easier to install.
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They look good and work well when used as reverse lights, but that's about it.
If you insist on doing an LED conversion, just buy (ebay) bulbs that don't require resistors. They're super cheap and much easier to install.
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#3
I put LEDs in my tail lights and they looked like ****. Even though they were "super bright", they were dimmer and uglier than the stock incandescent lights.
They look good and work well when used as reverse lights, but that's about it.
If you insist on doing an LED conversion, just buy (ebay) bulbs that don't require resistors. They're super cheap and much easier to install.
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They look good and work well when used as reverse lights, but that's about it.
If you insist on doing an LED conversion, just buy (ebay) bulbs that don't require resistors. They're super cheap and much easier to install.
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#4
I hear ya!
I can't stand having any gauge lights on all the time. That's why I haven't done the EGR delete yet and I've only done the partial PCV delete.
If you know the resistance of the stock bulb (which should be easy to find) and you know the resistance of the LEDs, you should be able to figure out the difference that way (assuming the LEDs are 12V). If they're not 12V, use OHMs triangle to work out the math.
G/L
I can't stand having any gauge lights on all the time. That's why I haven't done the EGR delete yet and I've only done the partial PCV delete.
If you know the resistance of the stock bulb (which should be easy to find) and you know the resistance of the LEDs, you should be able to figure out the difference that way (assuming the LEDs are 12V). If they're not 12V, use OHMs triangle to work out the math.
G/L