map,rear dome,and both vanitys
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map,rear dome,and both vanitys
hey u guys i wanted to know where r the best places to go for led's for the interior of a 2007 lexus is250? i prefer white/a small hint of blue to match gauges and fuzz buster ,thanks for ur time
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i'll check that out and see, i was lookin at precision led .com and was looking to see if there was anything better/price..... ive checked out swell but for the is250 the kit only seem to have map,rear dome, and the doors
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V-LEDs are pretty well appraised on this site, and they are definitely the brightest.
Here's a helpful LED replacement guide when purchasing from V-LEDs
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...de-w-pics.html
Here's a helpful LED replacement guide when purchasing from V-LEDs
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...de-w-pics.html
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Holy crap, precisionled.com has the full package for $35 right now. I'm about to see if I can cancel my order with superbrightleds and get these.
http://www.precisionled.com/catalog/...-2007-present/
http://www.precisionled.com/catalog/...-2007-present/
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The Sewell kit does not include the pry tools to get the lights out much easier, especially the map lights if I am correct. Do not use a flat screw drive, going to scratch up the plastic in the process. Get the Precision LED tools.
What I did for myself was get JLC LED's and got the Precision LED tools.
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5000K is probably the closest to stock LEDs (like your license plate and interior reading lights). 6000K is white with a hint of blue, 5000K is more or less pure white.
Personally, I prefer V-LEDs because I like my LEDs as bright as possible. I've also heard good things about Precision LED and JLC. I'm not a fan of Sewell's kit because they're too dim for my taste and, at least anectodally, have a high failure right.
Personally, I prefer V-LEDs because I like my LEDs as bright as possible. I've also heard good things about Precision LED and JLC. I'm not a fan of Sewell's kit because they're too dim for my taste and, at least anectodally, have a high failure right.