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gadha707

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Hi Guys

There are some LED/SMD based products to replace H7 globes available on ebay. Has anyone used them? are they any good? are they street legal for low beams?

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DJKOR

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They are purely for looks only. They emit nowhere near the amount of light required to illuminate the road. I'm sure a Maglite strapped to your car will give better illumination.

Ray89 Grand Master

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Hi Guys

There are some LED/SMD based products to replace H7 globes available on ebay. Has anyone used them? are they any good? are they street legal for low beams?

cheers

mate dont even bother :) im looking at one of the ebay items for that LED/SMD H7 comparing from the standard fog light with the LED u can see that there is barely any light emitting from the LED side :) HID all the way haha


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honestly, go with the option of getting them from autobarn,

i had some el cheapo ones installed thanks to some members on here, but one of the lights has now burnt itself out. the bulb had 7 LED's in it, and the other one is getting there too... so next time, i will be getting just the single LED bulb for my parkers

Evo

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Brad-dreama

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well i just fixed my reverse lights with some awsome 18 led replacement bulbs that fit in the rear.

brake lights are 2 prong but the leds are single, so i have yet to try.

the reverse lights are awesome!!!!!!!!!

if you put the plain white led in the indicator bulb, its an off yellow(because too bright) and it ticks really fast. so i stuck to the normal bulb.

using blue led for parkers, i just put them in tonight and its soooo sexy!!!!

the attached photos are blue leds( look much bluer in person)

and reverse light. so bright!

taken on phone camera btw.

Kenneth Grand Master

Kenneth

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honestly, go with the option of getting them from autobarn,

i had some el cheapo ones installed thanks to some members on here, but one of the lights has now burnt itself out. the bulb had 7 LED's in it, and the other one is getting there too... so next time, i will be getting just the single LED bulb for my parkers

Evo

I am using the elcheapo LED from ebay.. first set was blue used it for around a year and decide not to use it and its now on jeff's car.. still working perfectly almost 2 years down the road..

got some white ones prob 12 months ago and they are still going strong.. 5 bucks shipped or smething like that.. cant beat that...

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vvti16v

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well i just fixed my reverse lights with some awsome 18 led replacement bulbs that fit in the rear.

brake lights are 2 prong but the leds are single, so i have yet to try.

the reverse lights are awesome!!!!!!!!!

if you put the plain white led in the indicator bulb, its an off yellow(because too bright) and it ticks really fast. so i stuck to the normal bulb.

using blue led for parkers, i just put them in tonight and its soooo sexy!!!!

the attached photos are blue leds( look much bluer in person)

and reverse light. so bright!

taken on phone camera btw.

where did u get the reverse lights from? they look great....

Brad-dreama Veteran

Brad-dreama

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they are great. i found them on ebay. i have a few spare because they dont look good in the indicator spot because its too bright..

and brake lights are 2 pronged not single ends like the led bulbs.

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