I replaced my lights

Humboldt Stang

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DarkFireGT said:

A few people have had problems with dead batteries. My problem with it would be lights being on in my car. That's an invitation to thieves if you ask me.

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I don't get this, but then I've never been accused of being overly bright.
What lights would be on?
These are only on when your oem lights would be on.
And the amount that is still glowing until they eventually fade it is so infintessimally small it wouldn't get a firefly aroused.

 

walter

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Question... Do LED Lights take the fader well? I Know some types of lights (like neons, xenon, gas filled bulbs, HID) cannot be used in conjunction with a fading circuit like our car has.

 

xxrequiemxx

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I am curious what this auctions "white" led color looks like. My mother has a Lexus GS-300 and I absolutely LOVE the enterior light color... its more of a blue/white color.

 

iskwezm

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that would be a white L.E.D.

 

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xxrequiemxx said:

I am curious what this auctions "white" led color looks like. My mother has a Lexus GS-300 and I absolutely LOVE the enterior light color... its more of a blue/white color.

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I have one of those LED torches and one of those stick-on LED lights in my shed - both emit a bluey-white light rather than the yellow you get off a tungsten bulb.