Has anyone used these wedge bulbs before?
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.13043
I am looking for some pictures of the light output.
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.13043
I am looking for some pictures of the light output.
A nice guy from PriusChat.com bought a pair of these and made a video of the output.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLDd0IyDNZ8
Make sure you pick high quality.
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-ma...ed-led-10.html
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-mo...er-leds-2.html
I am still on the fence about the bulbs. I would love to use these for the license plate bulbs but I think the extra blue hue might get some unwanted attention from the CA LEO's.
If anyone decides to try these please post some pictures.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLDd0IyDNZ8
Make sure you pick high quality.
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-ma...ed-led-10.html
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-mo...er-leds-2.html
I am still on the fence about the bulbs. I would love to use these for the license plate bulbs but I think the extra blue hue might get some unwanted attention from the CA LEO's.
If anyone decides to try these please post some pictures.
Driver
These tend to have a narrow beam pattern so use them in a good location where spread isn't that much of an issue.
The narrow beam should not be too much of an issue if there is a diffuser. The area that might post a problem is in the license plate lights (on the 2GS anyways).
Rookie
usually these bulbs have pretty good light dispersion angles. It's those old school 5mm LEDs that have narrow dispersion. I wouldn't expect a full 90 degree viewing angle though, but definitely better than 45 degrees.
Driver School Candidate
Why not just buy from www.superbrightlightsled.com or www.autolumination.com?
Lexus Champion
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I had them, never burned out on me. Where did these LED's get placed?Originally Posted by pingu
superbrightled sucks. Their LED's burn out in a couple of months.
Rookie
My superbrightLEDs didn't burn out...the clear lense broke off 
it doesn't matter though because their 'white' LEDs are not truely white anyways. I was disappointed when they gave off a hint of blue.
I'm going to be retrofitting an insanely bright bulb for the overhead lamp. i just hope the OEM difusser is good enough

it doesn't matter though because their 'white' LEDs are not truely white anyways. I was disappointed when they gave off a hint of blue.
I'm going to be retrofitting an insanely bright bulb for the overhead lamp. i just hope the OEM difusser is good enough

The guy from the Prius forum posted another video.
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-ma...tml#post739635
I would rather have pictures though. The camera distorts the actual light color.
http://priuschat.com/forums/prius-ma...tml#post739635
I would rather have pictures though. The camera distorts the actual light color.
Sorry for the delay guys. I forgot about this thread.

This picture shows the real color.

This picture looks really blue but it shows the dispersion.

This is what I think it looks like in person.

This picture shows the real color.

This picture looks really blue but it shows the dispersion.

This is what I think it looks like in person.
Lexus Champion
I actually sell these 194 light bulbs a while back.
I am still using in on my license plate though.
I love how it looks.
I am still using in on my license plate though.
I love how it looks.
Lexus Test Driver
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Put very well.. I bought a set of these for my license plate (through V-led)... I dont like them Originally Posted by humanoid
These tend to have a narrow beam pattern so use them in a good location where spread isn't that much of an issue.
they gave a narrow beam and would need another one between the 2 to light the whole plate. As you can see in Crispy's pictures, there is a void of black in between the lights output. As said above, if they are used for an area where spread isnt an issue.... good deal.


