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djthumper

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HARDTRAILZ said:
Bingo. Extras bout doubled mine.
My original order was about $45 I think I left at $240 . :eek:
 

Capote

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200 LEDs for what?
 

Capote

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I wouldn't order more than a few extra than what's needed
 

Capote

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I'll order a pack of 100, but with various colors, but that's reasonable
 

Mounce

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SnowBlazer said:
Have herd ordering in bulk isn't as good as it's made up to be. I've herd the T10s aren't all the same tint as well as some bulbs being defective. That's why I'm reluctant on placing on order.
They're talking about raw leds with no bases. Order you some of these, they can also mix colors for you. Like, out of the 20, I got ten blue and ten white and as for them being defective, one of each color is all that has went bad on me so far. Cheapest I've found them.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=251370483066&alt=web
 

BlazingTrails

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What resistors did you use? usually on 14.4 volts you want to use 680 ohm on each LED. It will vary if you have a couple in series etc. you basically have to calculate every one to really do it right. Like for example the back door window switched need no resistor at all, because the rear switches only get 3 volts. also you lose 2 volts in every LED. so if you have 2 volt LEDS and you are running 6 LEDS in series you will not need any restors at 14.4 volts. crazy right? :Yes:
 

BlazingTrails

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SnowBlazer said:
I really hope you aren't talking to me, Brandon. :eek:
Why? just trying to help, ebay sellers act like all you need is one resistor for everything. dumb asses :rotfl:

Mounce said:
:rotfl: idk who he's talking to. That's good info though, Brandon. I didn't know about the voltage discrepancies in the rear door switches.
:tiphat:
 

Capote

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SnowBlazer said:
Good info for sure. Don't want to come off discrediting you. I just thought those LED's were Plug N Play.
Nope, those are different than ones you solder
 
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Mounce

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They work in the domes but you have to leave one of the two reflectors out of each light, one of them won't let the bulb fit, can't remember which.

Cargo area takes a 212-2 festoon btw, snow.
 
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BlazingTrails

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dmanns67 said:
Better save up for the D2S HID kit you will need to go with the headlights.

Mounce said:
Special sale on d2s bulbs right now. You could get the bulbs and find some amp to d2s adapters (trs, Ebay, Amazon, they all have them) and use your current ballasts. :yes:

Link(s) ftw

http://www.theretrofitsource.com/closeouts/morimoto-3five-d2s-bulbs.html#.VMswVaB6gm8


http://www.theretrofitsource.com/accessories/amp-d2s-ballast-adapter-90-degree.html#.VMsxeKB6gm8
Maaaybe I already took care of that :yes:
 
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Blckshdw

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:undecided: Hey you guys, don't these Acura MDX LED headlights look like they'd be a good fit in TB headlights? Hmmm... Oh wait, I still have 2 other retrofits I haven't finished yet. My bad! :biggrin:

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The kit (projectors, shrouds, and drivers) costs $600 but don't mind that.
 

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