Front (bumper) reflector LEDs...input please
05-11-2006, 02:27 PM
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Front (bumper) reflector LEDs...input please
I was toying around with making some for the '03-'05 reflectors similar to the Clearcorners.com ones. I figure some people would like them without having to pay $590 for a set. 
We're going to make the LEDs follow the curvature of the lens versus being in a straight line. There'll be 26 LEDs per circuit offered in any combination of yellow, white and amber.
We won't have prices for a little bit, but I promise you it won't be anywhere near $600.
These will be high-quality pieces too. No short-cuts. LEDs will be mounted on circuit boards and sealed-up on "OEM" reflectors. No knock-off reflectors, so you don't need to worry about fitment.
I'll provide more info once things get rolling along.
The "input" is was looking for was just regarding interest.
We're going to make the LEDs follow the curvature of the lens versus being in a straight line. There'll be 26 LEDs per circuit offered in any combination of yellow, white and amber.
We won't have prices for a little bit, but I promise you it won't be anywhere near $600.
These will be high-quality pieces too. No short-cuts. LEDs will be mounted on circuit boards and sealed-up on "OEM" reflectors. No knock-off reflectors, so you don't need to worry about fitment.
I'll provide more info once things get rolling along.
The "input" is was looking for was just regarding interest.
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05-12-2006, 10:49 AM
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So much support over here. I just love it. 
Actually...Evo-R doesn't do these. They have thier own "concept" version. There's a slight difference.
We are going forward with it regardless, and I think everyone will see why and appreciate it.
Thank you for the input though.
Actually...Evo-R doesn't do these. They have thier own "concept" version. There's a slight difference.
We are going forward with it regardless, and I think everyone will see why and appreciate it.
Thank you for the input though.
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06-10-2006, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by frenzy757
cool stuff, do cops give you any problems with the white? I know the yellow is probably fine but the white? j/w because im about to do the same thing
06-10-2006, 09:51 AM
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None as of yet. If they were on the back of the car, there would be a problem, but I don't believe there is anything wrong with them being on the front.
06-10-2006, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by USN HM 350Z
Depends on the state. I got tickets for white lights in the front in both Washington State and California.
True. I've heard that in Cali they will ticket you if you've modified your factory lights at all.
06-11-2006, 05:08 PM
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white reflectors and white LEDs are both illegal in all states Im aware of... law requires a side facing amber reflector. and also that only foward facing lighting may be white(reverse lights are exempt since they are only on when the back is the "front")
but... unless the cop is looking to ticket you; neither of these things are glaring issues. now, blue, thats a whole other story.
but... unless the cop is looking to ticket you; neither of these things are glaring issues. now, blue, thats a whole other story.
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