heres how the amber turn signals turned out:
some random pics:
don't mind the wires, i was still working on them
some random pics:
don't mind the wires, i was still working on them
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Those things are bright as hell dude.
I like it.
I ♥/Miss My Coupe
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Nice man!
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Will do man hopefully tommorow. OR should i just make yall wait till nest meet!!!
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Man bro that shit is extra hot dude!
Suggestion: I think your ride needs a lip...maybe a xenon lip like mine or a legen lip again like you have had before (I think) or a megan lip...
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Hey bro...
Get a nice pic with your new leds and replace your sig
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Dayum, your front end is BRIGHT!
1999 BMW M3
2001 Honda CR-V SE RT4WD
2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
2015 Suzuki V-Strom 650Comment
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Nice, those amber lights turned out good!
Can you give me some tips on how to do my own eyebrow leds? like where did you buy them from and how did you install them? thanksPSN
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MRT 1992 EX Coupe "The Jerk" 
2009 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Premium Hatchback
2008 Honda Fit Sport (Totaled out - Death by fallen tree)
1993 CB7 Sedan LX (Totaled out)
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thanks man!!
you can pretty much buy em' anywhere, ebay is a good place, just search audi style LED "Headlight strip." make sure the leds are on the side of strip.
they also sell these at autozone for similar price.
installation is super easy. each strip comes with a pair of wires, red and black. Red goes to a power source and the black goes to a ground source. You can connect the red and black wires to one of the corner lights if you wish, but i prefer the battery, make sure you run the wires to a on/off switch too. i used the corners for the bumper signal leds.
If you choose to wire them to your corners, you won't need a switch. this is also easier to do.Last edited by jmolina; 12-02-2009, 05:20 PM.Comment
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How'd you mount your LED strips in your headlight?Comment
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that probably was the easy part. they come with an adhesive strip on the bottom side. all you have to do is clean the surface real good where you want the strip to be, remove the paper protecting the adhesive and make sure you aling them the way you want. slowly lay them on the headlight where you want them. like he did, on the top front edge (as you can see)Originally posted by TheNextEpisode View Post
there you go
correct me if I'm wrong jmolina, that's just how it looks to be done. almost self explanatoryLast edited by MyDianaZ06; 12-02-2009, 08:30 PM.Comment
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you are correct brothaOriginally posted by MyDianaZ06 View Postthat probably was the easy part. they come with an adhesive strip on the bottom side. all you have to do is clean the surface real good where you want the strip to be, remove the paper protecting the adhesive and make sure you aling them the way you want. slowly lay them on the headlight where you want them. like he did, on the top front edge (as you can see)
there you go
correct me if I'm wrong jmolina, that's just how it looks to be done. almost self explanatory mine is right in between the hood and the headlight, can't see the strip in daylight. i did went a little crooked on the passenger side
i did really want them on the inside, the chrome housing part would make shine even more, but got worried about drilling holes for the wiring, and how delicate the headlight is to open. But still looks goodComment
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Plus you don't have to worry about heat if its on the outside of the housing.
You would need to worry about waterproofing, though.Comment
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