Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
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Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by maxcichon
CGO, I wasn't able to take any pics last night. Wife had other plans. I'll work on it tonight.
Here is a picture of my 2005 Roadster Limited, a little grainy but should give you an idea. AutoIllumination Super Brite LED's in marker lights and corner lights in headlamps, headlamps are the 6000K McCulloch HID 's.
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Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
I took some closeup photos of my lights-not for showing off-more to show others the difference in color between 5000K HID's, SilverStar Ultras and "White" SMD LED's.
And one showing a Stealth bulb in my rear turn signal.
Hope these help someone!
See my gallery. Album: Lights
And one showing a Stealth bulb in my rear turn signal.
Hope these help someone!
See my gallery. Album: Lights
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Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by FP
So, how the heck do you remover the parking lights on the corner of the light assembly? My hands do not fit to remove them.
You need a pair of large hemostats or 90 degree needle nose pliers. They must turn counter-clockwise 90 degrees to remove. Swap the bulbs and GREASE THE ORING before re-assembly.
Remember that you will also need load resistors on each of them. Both places in my PM to you sell them for a very good price ($6).
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Ok, so i ordered a led replacement for the trunk festoon light by the numbers given, and it was without a doubt the wrong numbers, i believe it should be a 39mm and NOT a 36... just so ya'll know. lol not sure what to do with this 36 now haha
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
For what it is worth I have HID on both hi and low beams without issue. Flashing the hi beam is effective and the heating and cooling 5 minute issue is incorrect in my estimation. I flash them and kick them up and down without any problem for the last 10 months or so.
Further the gain in light is worth the installation in the hi locations. Other cars have HID and operate fine.
Enjoy the 1st, Woody Weeee 3 days off........
Further the gain in light is worth the installation in the hi locations. Other cars have HID and operate fine.
Enjoy the 1st, Woody Weeee 3 days off........
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by Kolme
Ok, so i ordered a led replacement for the trunk festoon light by the numbers given, and it was without a doubt the wrong numbers, i believe it should be a 39mm and NOT a 36... just so ya'll know. lol not sure what to do with this 36 now haha
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by Kolme
Ok, so i ordered a led replacement for the trunk festoon light by the numbers given, and it was without a doubt the wrong numbers, i believe it should be a 39mm and NOT a 36... just so ya'll know. lol not sure what to do with this 36 now haha
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
There are a few DIFFERENT bulb lengths for the festoons in the license plate bulbs and the rear hatch bulbs, usually you can get the smaller/larger size to work simply by rebending the mounting bracket, this is what I did when it was a few mm off, works like a champ.....
This thread has been tremendous help though!, and thanks for the heads up gangmember, the next step is to get some lights for the liscense plate...
Also! does anyone have a link to some lights that they used and like for their small corner lights in their headlight assemblys? I bought some, but alas, they were too big to fit into the opening.... Also my car is harder to match for those lights since my HIDs are 8000k, so im afraid that superbright white wont be blue enough, and blue would not match, what do yall think?
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Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by waldig
For what it is worth I have HID on both hi and low beams without issue. Flashing the hi beam is effective and the heating and cooling 5 minute issue is incorrect in my estimation. I flash them and kick them up and down without any problem for the last 10 months or so.
Further the gain in light is worth the installation in the hi locations. Other cars have HID and operate fine.
Enjoy the 1st, Woody Weeee 3 days off........
Further the gain in light is worth the installation in the hi locations. Other cars have HID and operate fine.
Enjoy the 1st, Woody Weeee 3 days off........
I'm with Woody on this one I also have HI and Low HID'S with no issues and on high they will reach out and touch somebody ,,really light up the road ,No flickering at all,,,,
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by Kolme
Went with this idea haha, I was an idiot and didnt realize the extra length of metal in the trunk light....
This thread has been tremendous help though!, and thanks for the heads up gangmember, the next step is to get some lights for the liscense plate...
Also! does anyone have a link to some lights that they used and like for their small corner lights in their headlight assemblys? I bought some, but alas, they were too big to fit into the opening.... Also my car is harder to match for those lights since my HIDs are 8000k, so im afraid that superbright white wont be blue enough, and blue would not match, what do yall think?
Kolme
This thread has been tremendous help though!, and thanks for the heads up gangmember, the next step is to get some lights for the liscense plate...
Also! does anyone have a link to some lights that they used and like for their small corner lights in their headlight assemblys? I bought some, but alas, they were too big to fit into the opening.... Also my car is harder to match for those lights since my HIDs are 8000k, so im afraid that superbright white wont be blue enough, and blue would not match, what do yall think?
Kolme
Go to this site:
Super Bright LEDs - Miniature Wedge Base Bulbs
Then click buy it now under the first set of bulbs: WLED Miniature Wedge Base bulbs
There is a single LED, a 4x, a 5x, and a 6x. I have 5x in my corners because they not only emit light outwards, but also to the right and left. And I am running the 6x bulb in my upper headlight position, both look and fit great. Hope this helps....
Re: Standard, LED, and HID Lamp Solutions and Numbers
Originally Posted by TheDon
Has anyone attempted to remove the "light out" bulb from the guage cluster?
Black tape works.