LED turn signal bulbs
you will get indicator warnings on your dash. You will need to add an inline resistor to make up for the diff in current draw. LED's are near instant both on and off. Halogen is very delayed which the human eye can see. Just be aware the led's will flash quicker and won't match up with halogens that are on the back on the same side. it will look as if the lights are blinking close to each other.
Rear 3rd brake LED will light up faster than the other tails and go out quicker...etc... It's good to keep things matching.
As far as LED's for the turn signals...??? It depends on the bulb design. There must be lots of light directed off of the chrome surround rather than directly on top of the bulb which won't produce enough light in the stock housings.
Rear 3rd brake LED will light up faster than the other tails and go out quicker...etc... It's good to keep things matching.
As far as LED's for the turn signals...??? It depends on the bulb design. There must be lots of light directed off of the chrome surround rather than directly on top of the bulb which won't produce enough light in the stock housings.
I've got LEDs in my license plate lights now. Working on making LED retrofits for the rear tail light assemblies and front headlight assemblies now. Anyone know a good site to buy high intensity, wide angle LEDs in bulk for a good price?
Last edited by gameguru1360; Mar 11, 2010 at 11:48 AM.







