tell me what u guys think

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SanDiegoLexo619

Discussion Starter · Jul 30, 2001

i am from the san diego area and have noticed that the red stop lights are very bright and attractive. they are the led ones. Well i did some research and found out that they need some modification(very minor) but will fit in out big brake light whole. i called the city to find out if they would even sell me teo but they said they couldnt. So i found a place that makes stuff for the city and if you have a electric repair lisence they will sell you one. so my uncle called cause he has one and they told him a price of 400.00 a pair. they are not the exact one from the city but r the same and just as bright. what do u guys think.

looking for some input.

later dennis

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IS300GTE

· #2 · Jul 30, 2001

why?

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triz

· #3 · Jul 30, 2001

what this for again?

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xsn2k

· #4 · Jul 30, 2001

hmmm...
might be useful to blind those pesky tailgaters.

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STKSKI

· #5 · Jul 30, 2001

I like the look of LED's but those traffic lights are way to bright. You would get pulled over if you put those in the center tail light slots. I give you credit for the unique idea though. I wouldnt have ever thought of that.

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Gennady

· #6 · Jul 31, 2001

Are they even compatible voltage/frequency/phase/etc.?

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grey_is300

· #7 · Jul 31, 2001

why not check out some semis that drive by.. they now have the led looking brake lights ... maybe you could get a set of those cheaper adn it would be even easier to modify...

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Taino

· #8 · Jul 31, 2001

TRIZ MIA. Iam yet to meet with you and check out your ride. Every time you guys have a get together I am screwed with sh&*t(work,school,etc). I hope everything is cool.

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SanDiegoLexo619

Discussion Starter · #9 · Jul 31, 2001

thanks yall for the input. i will look at the semi trucks to see what there lights have. the street lights are a different volt and phase but a converter is not hard to come by.

thanks again everyone
dennis

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