LEDs: Turn signal & running - pics
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I'm really happy with them - they look a lot better than the solid orange bulb. My only complaint is that the base of the light is yellow tinted plastic instead of clear.
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Originally posted by POWERZ
Running lights and headlights
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Originally posted by ZEXC-33
Dude im a bit confused. Which LEDs did u replace the parkers (running lights) with??? Could u please tell me the LED type, color and the site u bought them from. They look great!!!
Dude im a bit confused. Which LEDs did u replace the parkers (running lights) with??? Could u please tell me the LED type, color and the site u bought them from. They look great!!!
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Originally posted by junglist350Z
so the rear signals are 7443 bulbs right? did the yellow ones you bought light up orange?
so the rear signals are 7443 bulbs right? did the yellow ones you bought light up orange?
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Originally posted by POWERZ
Yep, 7440 or 7443 for both front and rear signals. Mine light up orange - see above pics.
Yep, 7440 or 7443 for both front and rear signals. Mine light up orange - see above pics.
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I dont mean to burst your bubble, but those plug-in LED replacements are not really adequate enough for street use and could get you in a bit of legal trouble should your car be involved in an accident. Those LED clusters emit less light than stock and do not have a wide enough viewing angle. Its very important that the Z33 front and rear signals are visible from a multitude of angles.
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Originally posted by sean6tt
powerz:
how did you remove the rear turn signal to put the new bulbs in...
thanks
sean6tt
powerz:
how did you remove the rear turn signal to put the new bulbs in...
thanks
sean6tt
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Originally posted by old_s13
...LED replacements are not really adequate enough for street use...
...LED replacements are not really adequate enough for street use...
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Originally posted by old_s13
I dont mean to burst your bubble, but those plug-in LED replacements are not really adequate enough for street use and could get you in a bit of legal trouble should your car be involved in an accident. Those LED clusters emit less light than stock and do not have a wide enough viewing angle. Its very important that the Z33 front and rear signals are visible from a multitude of angles.
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I dont mean to burst your bubble, but those plug-in LED replacements are not really adequate enough for street use and could get you in a bit of legal trouble should your car be involved in an accident. Those LED clusters emit less light than stock and do not have a wide enough viewing angle. Its very important that the Z33 front and rear signals are visible from a multitude of angles.
- Mike
No complaints with the parking lights though!