SecrtSqurl

I had bad luck replacing the fog lights with bubs from autoillumination. i had 3 fog lights burn out last year alone. Since switching to the Piaas, I havent had aproblem. it may be a coincidence, but it also may be a case of you get what you pay for

BoosTED

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Do a search for Velocity LED on eBay they hold up better than the autolumination bulbs.

Mafia

thanks for the info guys, currently i use nokya super whites for my fogs with no problems as of yet. i was just curious on autolum cause i saw alot of member using their products

N rider89

autolum sucks kinda. ive been through way too many sets

salituro64

So where do you get good Hyper White bulbs?

boanjangnararmine

for the vanity mirror lights i found dome light bulbs that are 8mm wide and 28 mm long... i was wondering if this would fit.. apparently the stock bulb is 6mm x 30 mm... can the somewhat fatter and and shorter bulb be shoved in and work?

altspace

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Would someone please remove 9005 high beam bulb from the first post since it does not fit.

Krasnog

Pics? =)

white311

I installed LED's on all of my rear bulbs including the high brake light.....NOW I am getting a ABS and Slippery Warning light only when I turn my lights on...Anybody know what the deal is???????????

Spinning Sushi

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You probably need resistors on the bulbs.

white311

On all of them or just the turn signals?

white311

Do I need resistors on all of them or just the turn signals? Thanks in advance for the info!

white311

Problem solved....Returned the 3rd brake light bake to a standard bulb.....No more warnings.

Chamberlin

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You need at least one resistor (or bulb) on at least one of the 3 rear lights.
You can put the LED back in the third brakelite, just go to Autozone and buy a ceramic resistor thing for LED lights and stick it on one of em.

Do a search on this, you will find other posts from me about this.

-C

p.s. and yes, you will need 4 resistors, one for each turn signal to make those work right.

Beeotch

i just bought sylvania h7 su (SilverStar ULTRA High Performance Halogen) they are for the larger lights in the headlight correct? the main lights. will they fit? if i had xenon headlights would these lights be brighter then the xenon? on autolumination.com which 194 bulbs and h11 bulbs shine the brightest in a superwhite/blue effect for my inner headlight lights an side markers and fog lights?

Beeotch

when i mean brightest i mean bright but not bright enough that i get pulled over.

nycgps

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got 2 of the 194 HID White to try it out in my front parking light.

After about 2 months of use, 1 of them are about to die (keeps on flashing)

I got them from v-leds.com

hmm .... thinking to get PIAA. Cost 10 times the amount. but I guess you get what you paid for

moete87

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What kind of LED's do you guys use in your clear corners? I have gone through 3 sets of LED's from RX8Strakes.com! I opened up my box to put in a new LED that was flickering in my right clear corner and the 1st bulb that I put in didnt even work, then the second bulb I used the color seems alittle off on the tiny LEDS that make up the bulb.

So I need some help..

Where can I get the best quality LED bulbs for my clear corners? Price isnt an issue because I just spent $60 on LEDs that I have to change every month or two.

Please help, this shouldnt be happening!

Can you guys post up some links to where I can quickly purchase the LED's..that would be great!

Thanks!

Jeff

BigRed

Vleds^ u can use 194s, or a bunch of different ones. i like the 194s though

BigRed

btw its vleds.com

takahashi

You need somesort of resistor for some LED bulbs. You just cannot put a 194 into the signalling bulbs straight on. Some LED has in built resistors and they are specific for the signal bulb and they will be fine then.

BoosTED

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I really like the high power flank LED bulbs.

It makes the side marker signal mod work better for those folks that can't see you signalling from the side.

Adding a resistor to each side should lengthen the life of your bulbs considerably.

Another thing that can make a difference is if you are not totally switched over to LED.

Rote8

Is this correct?
I thought the 9005 and H9 bulbs worked in the high beams????????

Update:
According to Daniel Sterns lighting page H9 does not equal 9005
Danielsternlighting.com

BoosTED

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H9 is the correct bulb for high beams.

CnnmnSchnpps

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Shameless plug cos I think my lights look hot

Aftermarket HIDs in H7, clear corners with:

1) Stock bulbs
2) Polarg Super-whites
3) Hoen LEDs



Sweet