LED interior lighting
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LED interior lighting
Just thought I would share this with everyone.
www.superbrightleds.com
First awesome LED light website I have ever found.
They had correct listings for every light in my 1968 Chrysler newport including map light, dome light, side markers etc..... The 360 degree led's are a little more expensive but look great in the old dashes. IMO.
Hope this helps someone out!
Gary
www.superbrightleds.com
First awesome LED light website I have ever found.
They had correct listings for every light in my 1968 Chrysler newport including map light, dome light, side markers etc..... The 360 degree led's are a little more expensive but look great in the old dashes. IMO.
Hope this helps someone out!
Gary
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Just about the entire car is done in LED bulbs in my case. Brighter with less power draw and much better at night. I had to install an electronic no-load flasher and if you do this, and it appears not to work, reverse the wires at the socket because the flashers are polar sensitive. I used a "Grote" flasher and most of the others are identicle - 2 prong with a ground wire and a direct fit. My bulbs came from Superbright LED's and I have no complaints what so ever. Now when I turn on my signals I don't get the interior lights strobing dimmly in time with the signals.
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Just about the entire car is done in LED bulbs in my case. Brighter with less power draw and much better at night. I had to install an electronic no-load flasher and if you do this, and it appears not to work, reverse the wires at the socket because the flashers are polar sensitive. I used a "Grote" flasher and most of the others are identicle - 2 prong with a ground wire and a direct fit. My bulbs came from Superbright LED's and I have no complaints what so ever. Now when I turn on my signals I don't get the interior lights strobing dimmly in time with the signals.
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