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

 

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

 

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

 

autolum sucks kinda. ive been through way too many sets

 

So where do you get good Hyper White bulbs?

 

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?

 

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

 

Pics? =)

 

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???????????

 

You probably need resistors on the bulbs.

 

On all of them or just the turn signals?

 

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

 

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

 

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.

 

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?

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

btw its vleds.com

 

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.

 

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.

 

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

 

H9 is the correct bulb for high beams.

 

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