LED bulb replacements
that's what I did I have all led's in tails.
08-29-06, 06:01 PM
#7
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Yea just removing the bulb in the cluster is the easiest way to get it done. Works fine with no side effects.
As for the bulbs, be aware that they won't light up like the stock incandescent bulbs which provide 360 degrees of light in a sphere. LED's can't do that.
Basically you'll get a huge tail light with a single dot in the middle. It's not only potentially goofy-looking, it's dangerous and illegal.
Consider a proper led retro to get the desired result.
As for the bulbs, be aware that they won't light up like the stock incandescent bulbs which provide 360 degrees of light in a sphere. LED's can't do that.
Basically you'll get a huge tail light with a single dot in the middle. It's not only potentially goofy-looking, it's dangerous and illegal.
Consider a proper led retro to get the desired result.
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08-30-06, 08:30 AM
#10
Yea just removing the bulb in the cluster is the easiest way to get it done. Works fine with no side effects.
As for the bulbs, be aware that they won't light up like the stock incandescent bulbs which provide 360 degrees of light in a sphere. LED's can't do that.
Basically you'll get a huge tail light with a single dot in the middle. It's not only potentially goofy-looking, it's dangerous and illegal.
Consider a proper led retro to get the desired result.
As for the bulbs, be aware that they won't light up like the stock incandescent bulbs which provide 360 degrees of light in a sphere. LED's can't do that.
Basically you'll get a huge tail light with a single dot in the middle. It's not only potentially goofy-looking, it's dangerous and illegal.
Consider a proper led retro to get the desired result.
08-30-06, 10:15 AM
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