LED/Custom tail lights
#4
Rotary Freak
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You can order them directly from CSG https://www.carshopglow.com/parts/csg-fd-001/?lg=en
I did that for my front bumper lights. No communication other than order confirmation but I did finally get them about 2 months later.
I did that for my front bumper lights. No communication other than order confirmation but I did finally get them about 2 months later.
#5
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https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...cation-955336/
If you follow the DIY instructions, you will end up with taillights that vastly exceed the brightness of the OEM lights. In fact, you will need to use a potentiometer to turn down the brightness as I did. They do take some effort to put together, but I think the results are worth it. Mine are still going strong and look great. I am not aware of anyone that will do this conversion but I'd contact turboIIrotary to see what he can do for you. His work is good and he uses high quality components.
As for the CSG LED taillights, those are also too dim to be safe for the road. Yes, they look cool, but there is no way the light output is close to OEM levels. I base this on the technology they use (5MM LEDs) and the pictures posted. You just can't use old led technology like what they use and end up with bright lights.
#6
Thanks for the replies and PM's
I did find one more that I hadn't seen before.
Any info on these? I kinda like them.
EVO-R Mazda RX-7 FD3S LED tail lights by DEPO
I did find one more that I hadn't seen before.
Any info on these? I kinda like them.
EVO-R Mazda RX-7 FD3S LED tail lights by DEPO
Last edited by Bill B; 07-03-19 at 04:06 PM.
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#8
Rx7 Wagon
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Please don't confuse what I did with the Theorie LED lights that were part of the SakeBomb group buy. The Theorie lights were absolutely too dim and in my opinion, dangerous. That I why I put the time and research into fixing the problem:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...cation-955336/
If you follow the DIY instructions, you will end up with taillights that vastly exceed the brightness of the OEM lights. In fact, you will need to use a potentiometer to turn down the brightness as I did. They do take some effort to put together, but I think the results are worth it. Mine are still going strong and look great. I am not aware of anyone that will do this conversion but I'd contact turboIIrotary to see what he can do for you. His work is good and he uses high quality components.
As for the CSG LED taillights, those are also too dim to be safe for the road. Yes, they look cool, but there is no way the light output is close to OEM levels. I base this on the technology they use (5MM LEDs) and the pictures posted. You just can't use old led technology like what they use and end up with bright lights.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...cation-955336/
If you follow the DIY instructions, you will end up with taillights that vastly exceed the brightness of the OEM lights. In fact, you will need to use a potentiometer to turn down the brightness as I did. They do take some effort to put together, but I think the results are worth it. Mine are still going strong and look great. I am not aware of anyone that will do this conversion but I'd contact turboIIrotary to see what he can do for you. His work is good and he uses high quality components.
As for the CSG LED taillights, those are also too dim to be safe for the road. Yes, they look cool, but there is no way the light output is close to OEM levels. I base this on the technology they use (5MM LEDs) and the pictures posted. You just can't use old led technology like what they use and end up with bright lights.
#12
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? Are you referring to my mod or something else? If my mod then also see the testing results I posted up in the DIY thread. The lights are most certainly brighter than stock.
Yet CSG does not post light output results. Unless they have changed from the 5mm leds they previously used - and the pics seem to confirm they have not - they cannot be as bright as stock.
Yet CSG does not post light output results. Unless they have changed from the 5mm leds they previously used - and the pics seem to confirm they have not - they cannot be as bright as stock.
#14
I'm not comparing to oem, and I'm not basing this on photos off of the internet. I'm just saying that I didn't notice an extreme amount of dimness compared to OEM when I saw the V.4 in use in person with my own eye ***** during the day.
#20
I break Diff mounts
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I'm super shitty at posting current work on my pages lol. Instagram is where I post a lot of current projects and designs.
https://www.instagram.com/azrx7/
azrx7.com is the shop to buy current stuff. I can make one off's as well.
https://www.instagram.com/azrx7/
azrx7.com is the shop to buy current stuff. I can make one off's as well.
#21
I'm super shitty at posting current work on my pages lol. Instagram is where I post a lot of current projects and designs.
https://www.instagram.com/azrx7/
azrx7.com is the shop to buy current stuff. I can make one off's as well.
https://www.instagram.com/azrx7/
azrx7.com is the shop to buy current stuff. I can make one off's as well.
Are you doing anything wit the 99 front lights?
#25
I break Diff mounts
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Off the top of my head they're something like 3500mcd per led @ 120 degree viewing angle.
Here' my 99 specs I am building for s customer currently.
I'll be toying with 3d printed diffusers in the next few weeks to see the outcome. A customer printed some for his MR2 with Star tails and it really made the design crisp.