LEDs for running lights / high-beams
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LEDs for running lights / high-beams
Sorry since I know there has been a lot of threads on this, but there are A TON and searching just resulted a bunch of dead ends.... so here goes.
Are there are direct plug-n-play LED kits for the runnings lights and/or High beams?
I have the HID bulbs and would like a uniform look - LED seems to be the cheapest/easiest route but was hoping there was a proven easy plug-n-play option... most of the websites don't directly say
Again, sorry if I'm bringing up something covered - I just couldn't find a straight answer on this.
Thanks!
Are there are direct plug-n-play LED kits for the runnings lights and/or High beams?
I have the HID bulbs and would like a uniform look - LED seems to be the cheapest/easiest route but was hoping there was a proven easy plug-n-play option... most of the websites don't directly say
Again, sorry if I'm bringing up something covered - I just couldn't find a straight answer on this.
Thanks!
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These look like a fairly painless option - any reviews?
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/9005-LED-Da...d_sku45_r4.htm
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/9005-LED-Da...d_sku45_r4.htm
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I guess end game would have the stock HID match fogs and runnings lights but keep the high beams --- with little (ideally NO) hacking into wires and whatnot (e.i making them all HID)
Just a nice uniform look but not lose high beams
Just a nice uniform look but not lose high beams
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if you buy LEDs for the LEDs kumquatism is righ, you willl lose high beam function, but a normal LED would not also power up since the DRL runs on low wattage. u'll also need a voltage stabilizer in order to power up. we have this installed on a IS-C. IS350 should be the same.
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