LED front blinker install...
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LED front blinker install...
Super easy. Since the LED bulbs (tower II) were so big I had to take out the whole headlight assembly to install the bulbs. As for the resistors all I had to do was drill 2 holes and screw them into a metal piece (because they get hot). Ill have pictures up tomarrow of the actual bulb in the housing and the bulb turned on. I might even get a picture of where I mounted the resistors. For all who hasnt done this yet, I recommend it, it looks pretty good and they are way brighter than normal bulbs. 
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haha I couldnt imagine delivering in Hollywood! Too hard. Hahah. Ok here are some pictures during the daytime. With the LED bulb in it still looks clear in the housing. It even has a little hint of green due to the circuit board which I think looks pretty cool. Here are some angles to show you how it looks in the housing. Keep in mind these are the Tower II LED bulbs and they light up awesome at night.
And here is a picture of the all important resistor required to make the blinker blink at normal speed. I mounted it right on the back of the light with a HUGE screw! haha. I mounted it right on a nice piece of metal because it gets hot like a halogen light bulb.
P.S. Ill take some night pictures tonight when its dark. Dont worry! They will be up tonight I promise fellas!
And here is a picture of the all important resistor required to make the blinker blink at normal speed. I mounted it right on the back of the light with a HUGE screw! haha. I mounted it right on a nice piece of metal because it gets hot like a halogen light bulb.
P.S. Ill take some night pictures tonight when its dark. Dont worry! They will be up tonight I promise fellas!
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Originally Posted by 04procompLARIAT
haha I couldnt imagine delivering in Hollywood! Too hard. Hahah. Ok here are some pictures during the daytime. With the LED bulb in it still looks clear in the housing. It even has a little hint of green due to the circuit board which I think looks pretty cool. Here are some angles to show you how it looks in the housing. Keep in mind these are the Tower II LED bulbs and they light up awesome at night.
And here is a picture of the all important resistor required to make the blinker blink at normal speed. I mounted it right on the back of the light with a HUGE screw! haha. I mounted it right on a nice piece of metal because it gets hot like a halogen light bulb.
P.S. Ill take some night pictures tonight when its dark. Dont worry! They will be up tonight I promise fellas!
And here is a picture of the all important resistor required to make the blinker blink at normal speed. I mounted it right on the back of the light with a HUGE screw! haha. I mounted it right on a nice piece of metal because it gets hot like a halogen light bulb.
P.S. Ill take some night pictures tonight when its dark. Dont worry! They will be up tonight I promise fellas!
They look pretty good man! Can't wait to see what they look like lit up!
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