In that video is it me or are the lights staying amber but flashing white? and without resistors how are thet blinking at a normal rate mine are on crack without resistors.

 

It's a mind trick, when I look at the video I took it seems that way as well. The lights are on solid wht and when you signal they blink to amber and then back to wht...

 

do they make these in non-switchback mode?

 

Looks tight, Whats up with that meet?

 

Yes. Autolumination.com

 

It was last weekend and it rained (I didn't make it anyways) But there were still like 256 cars there...

 

SEXY~!!! I wish i had those...T.T
ineed to start doing things like you...T.T

 

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Please tell me you're kidding

 

max 5 what is the color of those parking lights ? thanx they look blue

 

what the fu*k did you just say?

 

Nice first post.

 

they do give a blue look... LED WHITE....

 

is there a GB for these? If I have to buy these from autolumination I pick the lighttower II 1157 but do I pick white or amber??

 

You scroll down till about the end and they are flashing from white to amber and are $24.99 instead of $20.99

 

Thanks Dan, was about to order the wrong stuff.

Introducing the Switchback
1157 20 LED Combination Amber and White LED Tower Bulbs
Two Colors - One Bulb
CLICK HERE To See How This Operates
$24.99 Each

So I am ordering 2 of these Monday morning.

 

make sure to get the equalizers if you want the normal flash rate...if you are only getting LED's up front and not in your brake lights then you need 2 6ohm equalizers...just go to their equalizers and flash rate fix's page

http://autolumination.com/equalizers.htm

 

i was thinking, could you mount the 3ohm equalizers on the rear lights even though you only have swtichbacks or any leds on the front blinkers? Since there is somewhere in the rear lights that is metal to attach the stabilizers to. would this work?

 

not sure, but the method that blulyte (spelling) used with the zipties seems like a good idea, but if mounting them in the tailights would be a possibility then that woul be much easier to do!

 

thats what i was thinking. since jsmith did put em in the taillights, i thought we could still mount them there, just with the 3ohm stabilizers right? i dont see why this wouldnt work?

 

If you only get LEDs in the front or the rear then you have to get 2 6ohm equalizers, but if you get LEDs in both front and back then you need 2 3ohm equalizers.

http://autolumination.com/images/leds/installation.jpg

Read the bottom red letters

 

I am definitelly doing this mod.

 

no holera, tak jest!

 

sry, that was a typo. Ya you would need 2 6ohm stabilizers for only front leds, but i was wondering if it would be possible to mount these on the taillight wires instead even though the tail lights would have the OEM bulbs since the installation of the stabilizers is easier on in the tails.?

 

it seems like from jsmith's sticky on the led installation that he installed the equalizers on plastic? im confused now?

 

No, they weren't mounted in that pic, just sitting there. I pushed them down low away from the plastic before I put my tailight back in. I didn't mount them to metal but I have checked them again and have had no problems....

 

Love the night shots, but what about the day. What color do they blink during the day without the parking lights? Just curious

 

They just blink amber no white..

 

oh wow. I'm thinking about getting just the amber leds for the turn signals. sorry, but what would the equalizers function as?

does anyone have pics for the amber leds on their cars? thanks.

 

equalizers will make the turn-signal blink rate go back to normal

 

**** looks ill
im am in the prosees of changing my turn singlas too
its a pain though
did the passenger side but the driver side is hard
cant get though the air filter part...

i take out the air filter, but after that theres no room to change the bulb

 

Anyone see if these guys will do some type of GB?

 

I did a while back and they weren't interested...

 

You can do it, it just takes some patience. You have to pull the bulb out and into the little cave (I know not a technical term) in between the fender and the metal brace. It's a stretch but I've done it numerous times....

 

Some cool stuff.

 

im hoping my mechanic is able to do this..

 

Any mechancc should be able to change light bulbs but why pay? There's plenty of info and help around here to get the job done yourself! When I first started posting here, I pretty much knew nothing and always went to the "mechanic" but now I feel confident in doing all sorts of projects that I would have never tried 1300 posts ago!!

 

I did mine myself, it is really easy. I am in BK so if you need any help just let me know.

 

where did you put ur resistors unmatched?

 

Hehe, noted