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Old 02-28-2013, 12:14 AM
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anyone have up close pics of switchbacks installed? Curious how they look in there with just the collection of smd's on the stalk, with no lens?
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Mine are like these. You dont see the LED's just the small clear lens, like a mini projector.
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how's that comply though with seeing signal from the side?
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http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40

here check these out. i installed these in my turn signals in the front of my truck.
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You can't see my stock bulbs from the side anyway. I have an 06 though.
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is this the correct way to connect the resistor? doesn't seem right to have any connection between positive and negative....this is the diagram shown by the seller. Seems the correct way, would be to wire the resistor in-line with the positive.


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Or you could just change out your flasher and you wont need the resistor.
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never mind, I'm an idiot.....I need sleep.
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which flasher unit do we need? I used those in my hayabusa. All the bulbs were replaced by leds in that bad boy
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Originally Posted by Redbusa06
which flasher unit do we need? I used those in my hayabusa. All the bulbs were replaced by leds in that bad boy

EP27L is the flasher for 04-08 models I have a 2010 had to install resistors guess they don't make flashers for the 09's and up
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