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Got my HID'S for my tag lights this morning 12 bulb each I will get them installed tonight and take some pictures ,,,I really hope these work out ,the pictures on the other cars really looked good.. anyone else had any experence with this type of bulb ?
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MikeR They came from www.v-leds.com part number is 6418-12-w color white temp 6k absolutely plug and go...
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Originally Posted by spotsbimmer
Hey, I don't want pesky nighttime witnesses to get a clear look at my plates as I'm fleeing from the scene of the crime! 
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Very nice! Funny I was looking for something like this today also. Thanks for sharing the part number. Are you using an inline voltage regulator or load resistors? Any flickering with these babies?
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Looks like as soon as any water (rain) comes they will short out.. that's a big problem with these cheap LEDs...
Keep us informed, I don't think they'll last very long.
Keep us informed, I don't think they'll last very long.
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Originally Posted by nox1s
Looks like as soon as any water (rain) comes they will short out.. that's a big problem with these cheap LEDs...
Keep us informed, I don't think they'll last very long.
Keep us informed, I don't think they'll last very long.
If rain gets in around your tag light call a wrecker because your too deep in the creek
these look like they have a coating over the board ,,,no flicker but the Bulb out Indicator is on .
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hcarter, see this link on LED lights and 'load resistors' needed to prevent lamp out on dash......
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...s-numbers.html
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...s-numbers.html
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Been running very similar ones for almost a year now and installed a set in Frank's at the Dragon last year, I think it is one of the best mods for these cars, it is very subtle, but IMHO very clean as well.....
Looks good Carter
Looks good Carter
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Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
Been running very similar ones for almost a year now and installed a set in Frank's at the Dragon last year, I think it is one of the best mods for these cars, it is very subtle, but IMHO very clean as well.....
Looks good Carter
Looks good Carter
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Originally Posted by hcarter
What resistor did you use for the BO Light Indicator ?
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Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
HCarter, I have a base coupe, so I have no bulb out indicator at all - Thank God LOL
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Just recieved the resistors ,does anyone know if I can mount these in the trunk as long as they are in the right wiring , they may heat up a little and i dont want them against any thing Thoughts please ??
