Hey guys these are the led taillights I finished making, I have a for sale thread going on about purchasing a set from me please take a look at it, they are only $300 a set, thats a blow out!

 

 

Looks sweet man, if I had a '97-'99 I would def by a set.

 

Who said I cant make a 95-96 set?

 

Hmm... well I plan on purchasing a pair of the red/clear '95-'96 tails first, but if that's possible then definitely.

 

Those came out really nice.

 

how much are they for a set of 95s? what do I need to do?

 

$220 shipped for led taillights, send me your stock taillights, or I can send you everything you need to simply put in your taillights if you want to opem them up yourself.

 

looks really good! Nice mod!

 

If we send you our stock tails (red/orange), will you being doing the LED mod and return them (red/clear)? just wanted to clear up the issue.

 

no write up? 220 sounds like a good deal, considering how sweet that looks. I guess i'd have to see it on a 95 though.

 

sweet i want to see a set for 95-96 max.

 

so...how long does it take to make?...and will it come back red/clear if possible? 95-96

 

can you send me a complete LED tails (including CUSTOMMAXIMA or REDLINE MAX type of RED/CLEARS rather than home made) and i give u my stock tails and red/clears (aftermarket) ? if so, how much?

 

Yeah, that would be sweet. I'd DEF buy a pair if that was the case.

 

Those look really nice. in some pics there are 4 rows of LEDs and in a couple there are only 2 rows...is that normal?

 

wow those came out really good!

 

yeah, I'd be totally up for it if the 96's red red clear.

 

I dont know were you got the fact that I can make 95-96 maximas red clears, but I cant, as for pics for 95-96 I will get them very soon, I have to make a general design, then see if you all like it, then use that as my permanant design for the 95-96 taillights. PM me anyone who is interested, but is still wondering how this works or what have you.

 

Sweet, can you post a how to?

 

yes id be interested later on in the future. lol the only how to is patience!

 

When the lights are off during the day, two lines light up when you apply brakes.
At night when the headlights are on, 3 lines glow and when you brake all 5 of them light up.
If you have a spoiler, it it looks even better.
Basically lines are the same as spoiler, but just shorter. Pictures don't do its judgement.

 

They look really nice, very well done

 

yea thats sweet man..

 

that looks hot!

 

Looks good!

 

looks cool man, nice work

 

So is that just LEDs mounted in PCB? What size resistor are you using?

 

Yes leds mounted in boards, I use 180ohm resistors on the boards, thanks for all the nice feedback about my taillight work. The real props goes to CKOTuHA for buying them and making this all possible!

 

came out good...nice work

 

can u make the led in an circle and as soon as u post the 95,96 i will ship my lights to u keep us posted

 

Aren't you worried about the LED's burning out faster with the 180 ohm resistors? If you use the OHM's law calculation and calculations for resistors the optimal this resistors used would be a 1/4 watt 430-560ohm resistor. I"m just curious.

 

^^^ its amazing how much stuff you can calculate using Formulas you learn in physics

 

Well first off certain leds need certain resistance, I wired these leds in a series, that might be somthing you didn't factor in, when I did the calculations for what resistance to use, I factored in the fact that it was on a 13.5v connection, they are wired in series, and every 5 leds get a 180ohm resistor, these are possibly things you didn't factor in.

 

Why not factor in the needed resistance for your series row, then use ONE resistor for the whole row?

 

Thats what I did, sorry if what I had said above didn't make any sence, but yes this is what I do one 180ohm resistor per series row...

 

looks sweet man good work !

 

Looks real good. Might have to buy me a set when the time comes. Will keep ya in mind. Thanks

 

That makes more sense. I guess the resistance getting through each LED all adds up.