LED Tail Lights (Spyder or others)
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Mine used to do that but now since i've tapped my led bed lights to my cargo light, my cargo light is no longer dim, but the bed lights are. So i guess i moved the problem from one place to another. I don't mind it though it has a dim light in the bed when the truck is running.
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I'm thinking after the poor design of the $100.00- RECON 3rd brake light (IE made specifically for a vehicle and then not work correctly), I'm done with the RECON's over priced stuff. I can buy lights that don't work correctly for A LOT LESS! Just my 2 cents.
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Yup i totally agree. Next vehicle (which probably won't be for awhile) i'll learn to shop on ebay and find the same stuff for cheaper. I really don't understand their prices it's ridiculous, both my headlights have condensation in them when going to the carwash, that pisses me off quite a bit.
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Yup i totally agree. Next vehicle (which probably won't be for awhile) i'll learn to shop on ebay and find the same stuff for cheaper. I really don't understand their prices it's ridiculous, both my headlights have condensation in them when going to the carwash, that pisses me off quite a bit.
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I've got a '12 Ram 1500 and am interested in the LED taillights. Is there any comparison of lumens output for the Recon, Spider, Sonar, etc? I am only interested in the Red lens or possibly the clear, but definitely not the smoked lenses...
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Not that I've seen... I'd be interesting it learning that as well...
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Well I finally got around to updating my front lights... considered the projector Retro Shop setup, too much $$'s IMO.
So I collected the following and installed them this morning. About $150 in the entire set-up...
All in all very pleased with the results, I'll have to test them tonight and see how much difference they make, the Switchback LEDs from iJDMtoy.com, required a load resistor, other than that it was straight forward.
So I collected the following and installed them this morning. About $150 in the entire set-up...
All in all very pleased with the results, I'll have to test them tonight and see how much difference they make, the Switchback LEDs from iJDMtoy.com, required a load resistor, other than that it was straight forward.
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