Yeah, it surely cleans up the appearance to them.

 

do u recommend buyin the 4-led license plate leds from superbrightleds with a 32 degree viewin angle

 

Can you provide a link to it? I had two sets of superbrightled's 194 bulbs for the plate lights and each set one blew out, so I have no positive feedback for them.

 

u know what i jus went and bought the same ones u got from autolumination jus so i wouldnt hav any doubt.
thanks though

 

Hey I am trying to order my dome light for my truck and I was wondering does the dome light have the post connection or the rigid loop connection to connect the light to the socket the application guide says 578 or 6411 and those are the differences in the two post or rigid loop connectors

 

too bad they dont make black parking light bulbs. might look kinda cool with harley lights or mine. maybe when mine blow ill get the stealth ones. already bought some silverstar headlight bulbs. true white light

 

Anyone know what size bulb I'd need for my turn signals for a 2003? My orange tint is all flaky, and also, 194's fit the license plate correct? (I changed my to red, but, just making sure, I don't remember)

 

The domes are rigid loop/festoon style. Only map lights are post connection bulbs. 578 is what the Ford trucks use.

The differences in rigid loop/Festoon and post is the festoon is the long bulb with connectors on the end ( domes ) and post is insert from bottom connection style.

Festoon


Post



You could try niteshading orange coated bulbs. The orange coating is near dark enough, a few shots of VHT niteshade would darken appearance some.


Signals are 3157. Go ahead and get the stealth/chrome 3157 bulbs if you have clear corners. Plates are 194s. No larger than 32mm.

 

Darren I hope you don't mind me posting this

for those of you who don't want to spend that much for the led plate bulbs there's these 194/2825 LED Bulbs, they only cost $4.30 Shipped for 2 Bulbs they take almost a week to get to you but they are well worth it, i've had mine for almost one year and haven't had ANY problems here's some pics of them on my expy but somebody installed them on there f150 too

 

ok..ive been thinking about getting all LED lights for my truck, after seeing those pictures im definantly gonna! i have LED plate bulbs but i cheaped out and they arent bright at all..just look cool been pulled over 2x cuz they "couldnt read the license plate" i dont see how when they were tailgating the hell out of me!

anyways..i hear you need to put resistors or something with the brake/signal lights or they will blink fast??

 

Not at all, its an open thread, Those are very bright for $4.30 LEDs! Definitely a WIN!

If you add LEDs for your taillamps and keep the front signal bulbs filaments yes you will need to do resisters. If you do a full LED take over in the parkers and tails all you would need is a LED capable signal relay so it transmits less watts to the bulb, and allows for proper signal speed.

 

Thanks for the help Darren

 

Yeah, I have the lightning head's and corners are clear so you can see the orange flaky bulb.

Chrome Dome:


or

Titanium Chrome:

 

yea i wanna put ALL LED's in ..LED capable signal relay?! please explain

 

Better yet, i'll display

http://autolumination.com/equalizers.htm

Basically, its a new turn signal relay, replace your OEM for the LED capable one. End result, proper functioning signals.