Change to LED's
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Drew's right...no resistors needed for the reverse lights. I am a bit disappointed with mine, though...they aren't nearly as bright as I thought they should be. I'm keeping them, but I wasn't as happy with them as I was the tail lights. I got the 18 LED High Power SMTs from VLEDs.com.
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Drew's right...no resistors needed for the reverse lights. I am a bit disappointed with mine, though...they aren't nearly as bright as I thought they should be. I'm keeping them, but I wasn't as happy with them as I was the tail lights. I got the 18 LED High Power SMTs from VLEDs.com.
Drew's right...no resistors needed for the reverse lights. I am a bit disappointed with mine, though...they aren't nearly as bright as I thought they should be. I'm keeping them, but I wasn't as happy with them as I was the tail lights. I got the 18 LED High Power SMTs from VLEDs.com.
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I've had silverstars in the last truck I had plus my dakota and have never been pulled over. I wouldn't worry about it. Going with hid lights now that could be a problem. And to answer a question about how are the cops going to know. They can look up the vin number and see if they are factory installed hid lights or just contact a dealer. Once upon a time I was going to be a cop went through the academy and everything. But when there's 4000 people applying for 4 openings it was very hard to get hired. I know here in Pa the cops have a vehicle code book and it tells you whats legal and not legal. Heck most cop cars have computers so they could go to dodges web site.
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