LED Turning Singnal for RC 350
05-23-15, 10:00 AM
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LED Turning Singnal for RC 350
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For RC350 F Sport, turning singnal lights. Does anyone know from a personal experience, which CANBus LED will fit, and which vendor would have them?
As far as the fitment, I know what size I have to get, but the ones I've purchased are either too wide in diameter to fit into the opening, or some will still cause it to hyper flash (this particular one was from China via Amazon).
I'm trying to avoid resistors all together if possible.
For RC350 F Sport, turning singnal lights. Does anyone know from a personal experience, which CANBus LED will fit, and which vendor would have them?
As far as the fitment, I know what size I have to get, but the ones I've purchased are either too wide in diameter to fit into the opening, or some will still cause it to hyper flash (this particular one was from China via Amazon).
I'm trying to avoid resistors all together if possible.
05-23-15, 08:06 PM
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Hello
For RC350 F Sport, turning singnal lights. Does anyone know from a personal experience, which CANBus LED will fit, and which vendor would have them?
As far as the fitment, I know what size I have to get, but the ones I've purchased are either too wide in diameter to fit into the opening, or some will still cause it to hyper flash (this particular one was from China via Amazon).
I'm trying to avoid resistors all together if possible.
For RC350 F Sport, turning singnal lights. Does anyone know from a personal experience, which CANBus LED will fit, and which vendor would have them?
As far as the fitment, I know what size I have to get, but the ones I've purchased are either too wide in diameter to fit into the opening, or some will still cause it to hyper flash (this particular one was from China via Amazon).
I'm trying to avoid resistors all together if possible.
Like you I don't want to have the load resistor.
05-23-15, 09:41 PM
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Xenon Depot has some I think
You could ask them over in the lighting department to see if they hyperflash, but IIRC if you get the can-bus option you won't get hyperflash.
You could ask /u/XenonDepot to see if any of these would hyperflash.
You could ask them over in the lighting department to see if they hyperflash, but IIRC if you get the can-bus option you won't get hyperflash.
You could ask /u/XenonDepot to see if any of these would hyperflash.
05-25-15, 06:38 AM
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Xenon Depot has some I think
You could ask them over in the lighting department to see if they hyperflash, but IIRC if you get the can-bus option you won't get hyperflash.
You could ask /u/XenonDepot to see if any of these would hyperflash.
You could ask them over in the lighting department to see if they hyperflash, but IIRC if you get the can-bus option you won't get hyperflash.
You could ask /u/XenonDepot to see if any of these would hyperflash.
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05-25-15, 10:03 AM
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05-20-16, 11:09 AM
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Does any one knows if RCs are CANBUS equipped? As per this site, if our cars are not, then we would need resistors.
"Not every vehicle is CAN bus equipped, so refer to your vehicle’s manual to be sure."
https://www.superbrightleds.com/blog...led-bulbs/293/
"Not every vehicle is CAN bus equipped, so refer to your vehicle’s manual to be sure."
https://www.superbrightleds.com/blog...led-bulbs/293/
05-20-16, 03:29 PM
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I bought these with great hopes for not needing an external resistor.
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Resistor...0-02x-cree.htm
Installed in the rear first, they are very bright and no hyper-flash. I was super happy...until. I installed the first front flasher, and went to check its functionality, and they hyper-flashed. For the price I'm really disappointed. It seems that the lights resistance is slightly less than that of factory bulbs, so you can get away with replacing one. But replace all and they are a no go.
I really like the way these look in the headlights. It looks like a third tiny projector lens, matching the low and high projectors. I have ordered a set of these to install in the rear, in the hopes of eliminating the hyper-flash.
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Hyper-Fl...s-p/20-001.htm
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Resistor...0-02x-cree.htm
Installed in the rear first, they are very bright and no hyper-flash. I was super happy...until. I installed the first front flasher, and went to check its functionality, and they hyper-flashed. For the price I'm really disappointed. It seems that the lights resistance is slightly less than that of factory bulbs, so you can get away with replacing one. But replace all and they are a no go.
I really like the way these look in the headlights. It looks like a third tiny projector lens, matching the low and high projectors. I have ordered a set of these to install in the rear, in the hopes of eliminating the hyper-flash.
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Hyper-Fl...s-p/20-001.htm
Last edited by rcJten; 05-20-16 at 03:35 PM.
05-21-16, 02:57 AM
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It has never occurred to me to switch out the turn signal lights with LEDs, but I am a bit curious to see if this can be done easily and without damage. I did, however, switch out the reverse lights, as has been discussed elsewhere on this forum, and that makes a great difference in providing visibility at night, and is clearly an improvement for the use of the camera for the back-up screen. Do this one first, as it's easy to do and makes a big improvement. The LEDs do come with a warning not to use them elsewhere in the car, as they get very hot - they are designed for short term use in the backup light module only. I did this about a year ago, no negative effects at all, and I recommend it highly.
05-21-16, 11:51 PM
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It has never occurred to me to switch out the turn signal lights with LEDs, but I am a bit curious to see if this can be done easily and without damage. I did, however, switch out the reverse lights, as has been discussed elsewhere on this forum, and that makes a great difference in providing visibility at night, and is clearly an improvement for the use of the camera for the back-up screen. Do this one first, as it's easy to do and makes a big improvement. The LEDs do come with a warning not to use them elsewhere in the car, as they get very hot - they are designed for short term use in the backup light module only. I did this about a year ago, no negative effects at all, and I recommend it highly.
Thank you!
05-22-16, 08:29 AM
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I bought from ijdmtoy.com (August 2015).
The unit, their description, was:
"10-088 360-degee [sic] Extreme Bright 50W CREE High Power 906 912 921 W16W T10 LED Back Up Reverse Light Bulbs, Parking Lights."
The cost was about $30.00.
I bought from ijdmtoy.com (August 2015).
The unit, their description, was:
"10-088 360-degee [sic] Extreme Bright 50W CREE High Power 906 912 921 W16W T10 LED Back Up Reverse Light Bulbs, Parking Lights."
The cost was about $30.00.