tail lights
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From: Slidell, LA
Originally posted by silviaks2nr
led retrofitting is really easy. check out the led subforum on hidplanet.com. alot of the work people do on there is better than clearcorners. you could also have someone make rectangular or circular boards for you on that site. superflux leds arent terribly expensive, and remember its quality over quantity. 20leds (superflux) per taillight gets the job done very well.... much better than even 100 5mm leds
led retrofitting is really easy. check out the led subforum on hidplanet.com. alot of the work people do on there is better than clearcorners. you could also have someone make rectangular or circular boards for you on that site. superflux leds arent terribly expensive, and remember its quality over quantity. 20leds (superflux) per taillight gets the job done very well.... much better than even 100 5mm leds
ZOMG the BMW rings would be orgasmic. Theyre 70 bucks but I think theyre worth it. Promlem is I dont think they would fit in the chuki taillights. If I could get them to fit, I think I might put them around the stock halogen light so theyd come on with the headlights but the halogen would still come on with the brakes. It might be a wiring job but I think its possible.
What does CCFL stand for anyways?
What does CCFL stand for anyways?
Last edited by ryguy; Mar 14, 2007 at 01:19 PM.
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my rings r JUST like the BMW ones...nice and even color all around the ring and only 2 LEDs on each ring 
i actually did a job on a 95 325i and people thought the car came with them
if i was home i would snap some shots of em but im in my dorm :/
i actually did a job on a 95 325i and people thought the car came with them
if i was home i would snap some shots of em but im in my dorm :/
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