View Poll Results: LED back up lights Rice or not?
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White LED back up lights rice or not?
#1
White LED back up lights rice or not?
So my parents place and our place in NC has no lighting at all and backing out of the driveway sucks at night which is when I am almost always leaving. I saw someone post about superwhite LED backup lights that are much better then stock.
So rice or functional you choose.
So rice or functional you choose.
#4
I am thinking about it because you can do it for around 8 bucks total for both LED lights shipped. I see another company sells them for $14 per bulb lol.
Here is another mustang with LED backup lights. Looks much brighter then mine.
Here is another mustang with LED backup lights. Looks much brighter then mine.
#6
What color are the bulbs of the ones your looking at? I've seen that are blue, and just don't look right during the day. If they are clear then defiantly go for it. Been thinking the same, with 5% tint on the rear seeing out the back is a bitch at night and esp. in the rain when I can't roll down the sides to see.
#7
Yeah same here, given I only have 15% all around minus the front at night its kinda dark and this would be a cheap way to see better out the back. I have been looking at superbrightleds.com and they have two options. One is warm white which they list as 3100k so its a yellow/white light. The other is cool white and is listed at 5000k so its a white/slight blue to it. I would get the cool white as it should put out more light then the 3100k light would.
So no one wants to claim this as rice? lol.
So no one wants to claim this as rice? lol.
#10
Its not rice. My GS350 has white leds all over and its incredible how well it illuminates compared to standard bulbs. Ive been thinking about doing the same thing to my gauges. All you really need is some leds and resistors. Leds have different veiwing angles which come into play in the case of the rear lights. I bought 100 leds with resistors from Ebay in China and have had no issues for about $10 a while back. The resistor does get a bit warm but so far nothing has burned down lol.
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#15
You just need to know what bulb the backup light takes which they have a list for or look in your cars owners manual for the number then choose a bulb you like with that number. For backup lights you should not need to change anything but the bulb.
#16
Yeah, I know all that. I'm looking to do some custom wiring in my trunk but am in the process of learning everything which sucks.. and is time consuming. They have some cool LEDs which would be perfect for all of that. I need like a manual or something. I did see some nice LEDs on there to replace my license plate light which will look awesome. Oh, and an LED for my interior dome light..
#23
Why would you want to increase the lighting for your license plate? I would much rather keep that as discreet as possible.
Not that it matters with my car.
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#29
Like I said you can look in your owners manual or on their site they have a link that will take you to a list of what every bulb and number that goes with it. For the back up lights its a socket style light and its #3156 iis the bulb you need.
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