Piaa LED or V-LED 194/168 wedge bulb?
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Piaa LED or V-LED 194/168 wedge bulb?
Hey guys......
Happy Motoring...I'm sure this subject has somewhat been addressed but not necessarily DIRECTLY.
I would like to know....which LED is better if anyone has opinions? Piaa LED or V-LED 194/168 wedge bulb for the headlights/marker bulb (when the HID headlights are on....the wedge bulb is on)
After doing some extensive search someone mentioned the Wedge Miniature Bulbs melt due to the heat generated from the DRL (Daylight running lights) which is located in the SAME housing.
IS THIS TRUE?
Thanks......all opinions are welcome...and Please stay On-Topic.....
T.
Happy Motoring...I'm sure this subject has somewhat been addressed but not necessarily DIRECTLY.
I would like to know....which LED is better if anyone has opinions? Piaa LED or V-LED 194/168 wedge bulb for the headlights/marker bulb (when the HID headlights are on....the wedge bulb is on)
After doing some extensive search someone mentioned the Wedge Miniature Bulbs melt due to the heat generated from the DRL (Daylight running lights) which is located in the SAME housing.
IS THIS TRUE?
Thanks......all opinions are welcome...and Please stay On-Topic.....
T.
Last edited by RC51TOFUMA; 01-18-10 at 04:24 PM. Reason: typo
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I like hamburgers...
But yeah, I have no experience with them but I've read many times on the board that some LED bulbs fail due to the heat. It's another time for somebody to say search the board.
But yeah, I have no experience with them but I've read many times on the board that some LED bulbs fail due to the heat. It's another time for somebody to say search the board.
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I am not using either of the two, but I've heard good things about the V-LED brand. I went with one from store.ijdm.com. To me it works wonderfully and matches my 6K lows perfectly. I had Lexus of Fremont disable my DRL's to avoid the LED from melting. What part of Cali are you from? Reason being, some Lexus service departments wouldn't disable the DRL's even though its part of our LPS (Lexus Personalized Settings) I hope that helps.
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so it's FOR SURE......THEY "MELT" ?
right now I'm running the Piaa Wedge bulb extreme white.......
I'm thinking of going w/ LED's but not sure if whether to go w/ VLED or Piaa....
Also the Melting issue
I have a Lexus hook-up in So-cal ....but I don't want to disconnect the DRL
right now I'm running the Piaa Wedge bulb extreme white.......
I'm thinking of going w/ LED's but not sure if whether to go w/ VLED or Piaa....
Also the Melting issue
I have a Lexus hook-up in So-cal ....but I don't want to disconnect the DRL
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You don't have to disconnect the DRL, just disable it. That way when you drive in daylight they won't turn on but you will still have your high beam function if ever you need it. I've asked the reps from where I bought my LEDs and they did "imply" that they LEDs would melt if exposed to the heat from the DRL's after a period of time.
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