LED park lights
LED park lights
ok, i bought blue led park lights. and im looking to put them in....
should i have it done by a shop, or is it something that i can do? i heard if you try and replace a light your self, that when you get in there it does something and moisture builds up in your headlight housing?
should i have it done by a shop, or is it something that i can do? i heard if you try and replace a light your self, that when you get in there it does something and moisture builds up in your headlight housing?
ok, i bought blue led park lights. and im looking to put them in....
should i have it done by a shop, or is it something that i can do? i heard if you try and replace a light your self, that when you get in there it does something and moisture builds up in your headlight housing?
should i have it done by a shop, or is it something that i can do? i heard if you try and replace a light your self, that when you get in there it does something and moisture builds up in your headlight housing?
They dont burn out every 2-3 months
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I know some members are against them...but I use vleds
http://www.v-leds.com/Shop/Control/fp/SFV/32481
http://www.v-leds.com/Shop/Control/fp/SFV/32481
Last edited by Protein Shakes; Dec 7, 2008 at 12:05 AM.
I have blue city lights and because im in cali, I usually leave my fogs on to not cause so much attention to the blue lights themselves. I have one out of the two on it's way out and I got them from superbrightleds.com
Why not put LED's in the parking light area? it makes it look cleaner if you go hyper white to match the projectors.
Why not put LED's in the parking light area? it makes it look cleaner if you go hyper white to match the projectors.
Yeah but i'm saying my fogs are on all the time and i'm not having a problem. I actually worked on my car tonight and the one that I thought was on the way out was just loose, so I say go for it...


