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Old 10-28-2015, 07:48 PM
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Changed the bulbs today. Only 25.00 or so...it looks so much better. License plate lights tomorrow.
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How many watts?
How many lumens?
How many K?
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Did the same thing on my truck this week and happy with the results. Used SiriusLED 30W 6000K (don't recall lumens) and they are a perfect temp match to the LED headlights. Purchased on Amazon for $25.
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Originally Posted by V8-Coyote
How many watts?
How many lumens?
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6000K

Doesn't say how many lumens.

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Been wanting to do this too. What bulbs are yall using for the license plate?
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How difficult was it to just change the bulbs out? I believe I've read on here before that it is kind of labor intensive.
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took me like 5 min.
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5 minutes is about right, if you are limber and can get up and down off the ground easily.
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Originally Posted by CitizenMTB
Did the same thing on my truck this week and happy with the results. Used SiriusLED 30W 6000K (don't recall lumens) and they are a perfect temp match to the LED headlights. Purchased on Amazon for $25.
What's the angle of light look like, does it light up the road similar to the factory fogs?
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What's the angle of light look like, does it light up the road similar to the factory fogs?
The angle is the same as factory, because you don't change the housing.
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