Flexable L.E.D. Strips in the brake cooling duct
09-02-11, 06:57 PM
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Flexable L.E.D. Strips in the brake cooling duct
What do you guys think? Had some extra time and I always thought this looked good on Audi's and Mercedes vehicles.
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I have spent a little time researching the best procedure to do this so that it holds up. Street glow LED's are terrible, I have read many bad reviews and I have some in my trunk. They crack and become no longer weatherproof. I purchased these from a site called Supper Bright LEDS. They have the led strip encased in a flexible plastic jacket. I then injected the case with clear weather resistant silicon to prevent water from ever getting to the leds. The strip was able to be cut to size in-between each LED. to fit the top of the brake duct. I then ran the wiring with the factory harness that connects to the parking sensors. They are hooked up to the small lights in the corner of the high beam so they are on whenever the parking/driving lights are on.
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Haha Mesca first one that I have seen notice the lower grill. I ordered the Prussian Blue Grill for the 08+ bumper from L-tuned.com and when my body shop installed it the guy said your lower grill needs something to match the top. He grabbed a roll of that chrome Bling Bling you put on your door jams. That's how we got that look. Edit....and thats the emblem from the CT200h
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