LED's

[Trevor]

That seems pretty constant to me lol. Had mine a year with no probs so far. knocks on wood lol

[ducky]

lol I guess its constant enough

[lo-lyf]

yeha every few months is no bueno. I guess if mine burn out I know where I'm going from then on out. Leds are supposed to not burn out if supplied correct voltage.

[Trevor]

yea v-leds.com is great. Also they have a coupon code on a few forums and they work anytime for 10% off on any size order.

[sierraman]

mine have worked for 8 months...knock on wood

[CaptTrevStarr]

ive had mine for over a year from superbright....and still no problems..never burnt out on me yet...if i had anything else to put leds into im buyin from superbright

trevor

[oleshifty]

DO NOT buy the turn/brake bulbs. I tried running them in the front, were MUCH dimmer then factory (and I got the ones with most LEDs I could find)

Not to mention the hyper flash thing. A resistor pack/new relay is another 25 ontop of already expensive bulbs. Not worth it IMO.

[zebra]

DO NOT buy the turn/brake bulbs. I tried running them in the front, were MUCH dimmer then factory (and I got the ones with most LEDs I could find)

Not to mention the hyper flash thing. A resistor pack/new relay is another 25 ontop of already expensive bulbs. Not worth it IMO.

did you check the viewing angle? the wider the angle is, the dimmer it will look from any given position. also, if there ain't many shining back into the reflector, that will also reduce the amount of light thrown.

[oleshifty]

I believe they had 18 going forward and 18 'around'. Maybe TOO many leds, but either way, they were useless. We even took them apart and took out the resistors inside to try to make them brighter 0:-)


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