Led drl
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why not just use relay kit to draw the power director from the battery it work with the hid high beam so it should work with the led giving its full potential and its cheaper then v-led module
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I don't know who had these problems but i have mine with the relay module from vleds and haven't had a single problem in 8 months so far...i think the people you are talking about must have not order the relay module....vleds have the best drl bulbs...i get plenty of compliments and people asking me where i buy them....good luck
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IMO, they look a little too blue. I want them to be close to the stock headlight color. Anyone have any suggestions?
I was thinking about these.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8726&viewitem=
I was thinking about these.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8726&viewitem=
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I bought the V-led Parking wedge bulb and they're really blue compared to stock light color. Isn't the color of the V-led wedge the same as the V-led DRL 9005 bulb? I would think that they were the same.
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The best way I can explain these LED DRL are that you only have these lights on durning the day and they look very classy. They are not that blue at all. Also these do not have to match your other lights because when they are on they are the only lights on. You are not going to run these DRL's at night, and even if you wanted to they are not bright enough to see at night.
Do you see any blue in them on my day pictures above?
Do you see any blue in them on my day pictures above?
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