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Any more insight??
They would be FAR brighter than your bulbs.amakadius wrote:i might be looking into upgrading my tails to led if they can be bright enough
amakadius wrote:i might be looking into upgrading my tails to led if they can be bright enough
Can you elaborate a little more on this? I'm obviously a n00b when it comes to bulbs and such. If I get the 5mm LED (which ones...http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/ ... 2Fleds.htm).....how would I go about shaving the bottom ring like you said? The bottom looks like this:motoman399 wrote:they use 5mm led's and you have to shave the little ring at the bottom of the bulb itself.

im not sure on that. i get my led's from ebay and they always come with resistors.thinhthan wrote:so we use 5mm led and what kind of resistors do we use for the s14?
i was talking about the bottom of the led's them selves not the socket. i use finger nail clippers to remove the lip.JVkouki wrote:Can you elaborate a little more on this? I'm obviously a n00b when it comes to bulbs and such. If I get the 5mm LED (which ones...http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/ ... 2Fleds.htm).....how would I go about shaving the bottom ring like you said?motoman399 wrote:they use 5mm led's and you have to shave the little ring at the bottom of the bulb itself.
those might work? one other thing i wanted to point out is that on all the wide angle water clear led's the tops of them are flat. i make mind flat by sanding them flat then polishing them smooth again.cbt240sx wrote:Couldn't you just order these?![]()
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/ ... ument.html