ive searched, and ive seen the light baffle mod, i just want to know if anyone has modded them with LED's. i want my car to look up-to-date.
anybody?

peace

 

I'd be interested in seeing something with LED's.. I've seen a pic of a jap fc with them.. looked ok.

 

its been done...i saw a pic of it a few months back but it looked pretty ricey....

why would you want your car to look up to date anyway?....

 

I'd rather have s5 tails on my car....LEDs just really don't turn me on.

 

it is a s5, i want the lights to look like the ones on this car.

 

spyder led lights has what you need. you can shape them anyway you want. enjoy

 

does that car fly?

 

No but i'm sure the wing is functional and that FC can run laps if not time zones around your car.

 

Too bad its too ugly to matter

 

Problem : car looks outdated, want a updated look...

solution : The car isnt for you if you dont like the way it looks, go get yourself another car (more effective if 2008 but 2007 model will do) and be happy.

 

hm, nice solution mechanic..........cept not.

peace

 

you arent going to be able to buy a set unless you get extremely lucky. just make your own

 

get some from a junker before you mess yours up.

 

you can buy yhe clear LED ones.... but they are ugly

 

Do sexyknights sell these lights? I really like them..

Spyder led lights?

 

no, the spider LED's would make it look wierd, they are the types that look like stars. and who is sexyknights? and i agree, awsome looking lights.
everyone has their own oppinion.

peace

 

I think LED's would only look right if you had enough of them, something like 20 per light.

 

a tuning shop in japan, which is also a crew, the make their own parts too

 

website?

peace

 

The lights look terrible. S5 lights dont look outdated. Even if they did, if you arent into old school JDM, you own the wrong car. There are no "modern" type items that look right on our car.

 

I believe he asked for information not an oppinion poll.

Look back at your posts the next time you ponder of a high flow intake/exhaust set up or stand alone fuel manager. LEDs are brighter, more reliable, and save on tail light tickets. Why would the high end producers provide them without option if they weren't above and beyond? We all update, he just thought of safety first...

www.thexenonstore.com
www.xenonexpert.com

Both carry a limited supply of led tails, as well as HIDs for the front, put the update on all four corners. You may need to drop em a line and ask for FC pricing and availability, may be a special order deal. Might even ask about a group buy if it is, may get a little discount and sounds like more than a couple people are interested already.

 

Jesus
Just go to radioshack, the led's there are cheap.
Im going to attempt this for my old set of s5 tails.
Im gonna take a plexi glass ring, cut to exact shape of tailight hole.
Drill holes in plexiglass that are size of led's.
Mount led's into plexi glass.
Solder all wires to led's to wires coming from my extra stock harness.
DONE
Quite cheap actually.

 

dude, thank you. jesus, people seriously need to read and not oppinionate.
anyways, thanks for the links, i will send them an email. im getting a t2 project soon, so, something else to work on.

peace

 

LED taillights will not make a 20yo car look "up-to-date". That's not my opinion, it's a fact.

Calling them brighter is a gross oversimplification. Most cheap LED solutions I've seen were not as bright as stock lights and had poor light dispersion as well. They can be brighter if dome properly, but to assume any LED's you use will be brighter is just plain wrong.

As for reliablilty, In my entire car-owning life I've never replaced a stop/tail bulb in any car I've owned, and I've replaced maybe half a dozen in other cars over the years. IMO reliability of the stock set-up is simply not an issue, so improving it is of very little actual value. And as for tickets, how many have you actually had?

You can't compare OEM LED taillights with DIY custom conversions of old housings. Designing a cluster from scratch will always result in a vastly superior set-up.

I've yet to see a drop-in LED taillight replacement bulb that didn't look like complete ***. They don't put out as much light as the stock incandescent bulb and look like a tiny bright spot.

To get LED's in a brightness and quantity that will be at least as bright as the stock lights will not be cheap, far from it. If you want to do this properly and get a result that outperforms the stock lights, don't go cheap. You will be very disappointed.

 

in other words If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Go pick your nose and stop trying to do random crap to your car when it doesn't need it.