So, I am probably gonna end up buying a pair of these for my tail lights, and see how they turn out. A little pricey at 49.99 US for a 5 bar LED strip, but I think they will look great in our tailights, provided they fit. Just wanted to pass the info along




http://www.spiderlite.com

 

i've seen those before, i think the bulbs flash a lot faster if you put those in though, not 100% sure ...i've just heard people say that...which means you may have to go to a heavier duty flasher

 

Yah, I saw that they may blink faster, but I kinda like the idea.

They also have load resistors that are like, 10 bucks. Hell, I may end up going and doing what DiscoMonty did, and just getting the LED tailight assemblies.

http://www.eautoworks.com/html/ord-L...bs-1-33226.htm

That is the resistor

 

whats the led taillights look like?? those would be cool

 

Actually, they are great. They have new black ones. here they are, along with the link.





http://www.andysautosport.com/chevro...a00124411.html

 

And I actually just emailed DiscoMonty and asked her if her's blinked fast. She said they did.


But once you put those resistors in that I saw on that website, they should blink very normal.

 

oh those are nice, i like those

another thing to put on my list...lol

 

Just a touch too flashy for me. I just want to either cover or blacken mine.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2319272

 

are those spiderlites real bright? borderline too bright?

i'm always on the lookout for brighter led's for my bikes tail/brake, have some leds now brighter than the std bulbs, but higher wattage incandecents melt lenses

 

dont know why you all want to put those load resistors in to slow the blink rate.... i like the faster blinking of my turnsignals.