1of723

I know this is a little old but just for anyone else who has a similar question. You want to choose the color that matches whatever lens it will pass through. So red tails get red LEDs.

BrowningSCrew

Correct, I just didn't want to order a set of red bulbs at the time so I just threw a white one in my 3rd brake light. But if you're doing a tail light it'd be best to get red

1of723

I ordered one red for my third brake light so I'm eager to see how it looks once I get it working like we talked about.

I was going to order the tails, reverse lights, and ambers for the front corners but some of those lights get pricey from superbrightleds so I am doing it in waves to make it seem a little easier on the wallet. I know you can get them from other sources but I've always had good luck with SBL products. I've put them in multiple of my mustangs over the years.

BrowningSCrew

Yeah their stuff is pretty reliable quality wise, you have to know what styles to look for on eBay to get good ones.

1of723

I will say you have peeked my interest with the CREE light you posted.

BrowningSCrew

Yeah I'm super impressed with those things, well worth the money. If I ever go to swap my signals out ill probably try to find some similar to those

03f15012

Im trying to get a set of 50w CREEs for the tails and heads. Each bulb has 10 CREE LEDs each...

1of723

Where are you getting them from?

maverickfe

Hey guys I have a truck with Day Time Running Lights would the led be different or the same? And do I need LOADRESISTOR and flashers where would I put them at if I need them at?

BrowningSCrew

All the bulbs are the same either way. You will need to swap out the flasher relay to an LED specific unit in order to run them. I would not recommend using resistors, you have to hack up your harness to run them, and they produce an excess of heat which I see as a fire hazard