I've done it again... LUXEON madness!
 

I've finally done it! I've created my new 4 Luxeon + 1 LED bulbs for the signals and 3 Luxeon white back-up lights.

I got curious so I installed the white back-up lights as my turnsignals. I don't recall anyone doing this yet, so I'll be the first to do it!

Close up of my triple Luxeon white bulb.

My camera went nuts taking these pictures. In person, it's just awesome! (Of course... I won't be leaving these bulbs in my headlights).

Gosh... I wish I left these bulbs in. Here's the pix with Evo-R reflectors and Bat's smoked overlay.

Here's a much more accurate picture of the lights.

Here's my 4Luxeon + 1 LED amber turnsignal bulb (these are permanent). I have replaced my old 1Luxeon + 6LED design with this one. These will replace all of my turnsignal bulbs.

Here it is at work... it's soo friggin bright, it will definitely get noticed.

Here it is with my first ever prototype (still working) Luxeon parking lights.

Now for the rear.... here's the original with Bat's overlay.

Here's the other side with my Luxeon bulbs... finally, the clear look!

Left: Luxeon white
Right: OEM "white"

Here's the left side with my Luxeons at work.

Here's the right side with the OEM bulbs at work...

Here's everything at work: Luxeon license plate lights, signals, and back-up lights.

neeeed.

DAYUM!

so the +1 is 5mm or what... howd you get 20mA current for it, gets tight to fit 2 sets of resistors in there no?

lookin good though. why only 3 for the backup lights?

How is the light output for the backup lights? Aside for just a whiter look, I'm looking to throw a tad bit more light behind me when backing up.

BTW, the turn signals look amazing!

I'd like more too! That's why I made them. The angle of the bulbs are a bit different, which is why the OEMs look much brighter.

So far it looks great! I'll test them in real world situation sometime whenever I go out at night.... :-/ No, really... i need to get out more often. I heard a lot of fart pipes not to far from my home so I decided to stay in before someone pulls a stunt and screws up my car.

I'd get them back up lights.