| imprezive one | 11-07-2005 08:35 PM |
That looks awesoooommmee!
I love how quickly they flash on/off.
I love how quickly they flash on/off.
| dmb2427 | 11-07-2005 11:18 PM |
im lovin the look. i just ordered the LEDS for the brake and reverse, i think that i am going to go with either the sylvania silverstar turnsignals or something that has the chrome on the outside of the bulb for the turn signals. i dont feel like messing with resistors, i know that its easy i just dont want the hassle
| ZoomnWRX | 11-08-2005 01:40 PM |
you're the man! this is exactly the proof i needed for myself to buy led tail bulbs. i didn't think they'd work too well in the 02/03 lenses, but they are obviously just as bright as oems. I'm buying these bulbs right now!
[QUOTE=ButtDyno]I ordered from superbrightled's and got them less than a week later.
Here's a side by side video: LED's vs stock taillight bulbs:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/WRX-taillights-LED-bulbs-side-by-side-regular-ones[/url] (1.1 MB)
And LED's in all the taillight slots:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/LED-tails-full[/url] (900K)
They are 7443's and 7440's. I think I have it
7443-7443-7440 [license plate] 7440-7443-7443
which may or may not be backwards.
Problem is that now I need one for the 3rd brake light.
Anyhoo, pretty sharp, pretty cheap, glad I did it.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=ButtDyno]I ordered from superbrightled's and got them less than a week later.
Here's a side by side video: LED's vs stock taillight bulbs:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/WRX-taillights-LED-bulbs-side-by-side-regular-ones[/url] (1.1 MB)
And LED's in all the taillight slots:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/LED-tails-full[/url] (900K)
They are 7443's and 7440's. I think I have it
7443-7443-7440 [license plate] 7440-7443-7443
which may or may not be backwards.
Problem is that now I need one for the 3rd brake light.
Anyhoo, pretty sharp, pretty cheap, glad I did it.[/QUOTE]
| Butt Dyno | 11-08-2005 02:00 PM |
I did a daytime test this morning and had no problem seeing it. We'll have to see if I get rear ended, but it doesn't look any more dim to me, nor does it appear to affect it from the sides.
I just ordered some 1157's for my Miata taillights.
john
I just ordered some 1157's for my Miata taillights.
john
| ZoomnWRX | 11-08-2005 02:04 PM |
did you get the bulbs in white or red?
i was going to order red... and 2 whites for the reverse lights
i was going to order red... and 2 whites for the reverse lights
| Butt Dyno | 11-08-2005 02:05 PM |
Those are all reds. I didn't do the reverse lights :)
john
john
| ZoomnWRX | 11-08-2005 02:21 PM |
sweet. i just ordered 2 red 7440's, 4 red 7443's and 2 white 7440s and one white festoon bulb for my dome. i had ordered some led bulbs for the dome and maplights. i wanted white for the dome and red for the maps but got all red by accident.
anyway thanks for the info and videos so i could feel comfortable spending the $ and not be dissapointed or wind up with lights you couldn't see!
anyway thanks for the info and videos so i could feel comfortable spending the $ and not be dissapointed or wind up with lights you couldn't see!
| woody77 | 11-08-2005 03:33 PM |
[QUOTE=ButtDyno]I did a daytime test this morning and had no problem seeing it. We'll have to see if I get rear ended, but it doesn't look any more dim to me, nor does it appear to affect it from the sides.
I just ordered some 1157's for my Miata taillights.
john[/QUOTE]
You've got an '03, right? Don't they have different tail-lights than the '04s?
I just ordered some 1157's for my Miata taillights.
john[/QUOTE]
You've got an '03, right? Don't they have different tail-lights than the '04s?
| Snitt | 11-09-2005 09:38 AM |
[QUOTE=ZoomnWRX]sweet. i just ordered 2 red 7440's, 4 red 7443's and 2 white 7440s and one white festoon bulb for my dome. i had ordered some led bulbs for the dome and maplights. i wanted white for the dome and red for the maps but got all red by accident.
anyway thanks for the info and videos so i could feel comfortable spending the $ and not be dissapointed or wind up with lights you couldn't see![/QUOTE]
If you got the festoon bulbs from superbrightleds.com, you might be disappointed. I found them to be way too dim, especially when just the dome light was on. I bought the map lights from here: [url]http://www.taskled.com/dome.html[/url]
They look pretty redneckish, but they're uber bright and give off a nice white light. Kinda pricey, but when they turn on, I forget about the price. :)
anyway thanks for the info and videos so i could feel comfortable spending the $ and not be dissapointed or wind up with lights you couldn't see![/QUOTE]
If you got the festoon bulbs from superbrightleds.com, you might be disappointed. I found them to be way too dim, especially when just the dome light was on. I bought the map lights from here: [url]http://www.taskled.com/dome.html[/url]
They look pretty redneckish, but they're uber bright and give off a nice white light. Kinda pricey, but when they turn on, I forget about the price. :)
| ZoomnWRX | 11-09-2005 11:17 AM |
thanks for the info... but right now i have the 2-led red bulb and isn't 'bright' but is great to put on at night and not affect your vision. so a white version should be like night and day so-to-speak. after spending 60 on led tail bulbs i don't think the wife would be happy with another expensive bulb hehe. however she does complain about the red lights in the car now...
| Butt Dyno | 11-09-2005 04:50 PM |
[QUOTE=woody77]You've got an '03, right? Don't they have different tail-lights than the '04s?[/QUOTE]
:dunno:
I don't have an 04 :)
:dunno:
I don't have an 04 :)
| C43 | 11-09-2005 06:01 PM |
Fin looks great.
| cbarth3 | 11-09-2005 08:00 PM |
[QUOTE=Lunis]Sorry i would like to revise my above post... DO NOT use Superlumination.com.... after 5 e-mails requestion a confirmation i finally got one telling me that my order was shipped on 08/04/05 Giving me a Receipt number AND charging my creditcard for the entire order (over $100) and after a month of patiently waiting i decided i would ask for a tracking number so i could find out where my bulbs were... They told me that Said transaction with the receipt number does not exist and that the order never happened and that they never charged me they are currently being investiagted my Visa's Fraud department as their company name does appear on my visa..
On a personal note: Their service/website was garbage and what they hell are they thinking... did they think i wouldn't check my visa statement and see their name on it... come on.... seriously... anyways DO NOT USE THEM THEY SUCK ASS
Lunis[/QUOTE]
so has anyone ordered from them and had the same issue lately?
On a personal note: Their service/website was garbage and what they hell are they thinking... did they think i wouldn't check my visa statement and see their name on it... come on.... seriously... anyways DO NOT USE THEM THEY SUCK ASS
Lunis[/QUOTE]
so has anyone ordered from them and had the same issue lately?
| woody77 | 11-10-2005 01:31 PM |
Yeah, a friend of mine ordered from superlumination and they took at least a week to ship. I ordered from superbrightleds and had mine in 3 days.
| banman | 11-10-2005 01:34 PM |
[QUOTE=woody77]Yeah, a friend of mine ordered from superlumination and they took at least a week to ship. I ordered from superbrightleds and had mine in 3 days.[/QUOTE]
I've ordered from superbrightleds.com - customer service was fine, but the products were disappointing. I bought brakelights, maplights, and a dome light. The maplights were ok, but I've since found brighter ones. The dome light is WAY too dim, as someone else has mentioned. The brakelights made my fuse blow whenever I installed both of them. I still haven't figured out why. So if anyone wants to buy them off me . . .
I've ordered from superbrightleds.com - customer service was fine, but the products were disappointing. I bought brakelights, maplights, and a dome light. The maplights were ok, but I've since found brighter ones. The dome light is WAY too dim, as someone else has mentioned. The brakelights made my fuse blow whenever I installed both of them. I still haven't figured out why. So if anyone wants to buy them off me . . .
| Mulder | 11-10-2005 01:40 PM |
[QUOTE=banman]The brakelights made my fuse blow whenever I installed both of them. I still haven't figured out why[/QUOTE]
They must not be sitting in the socket properly and are shorting across the terminals. It certainly can't be from the current draw of the LEDs.
Are you sure you got the proper type bulbs?
They must not be sitting in the socket properly and are shorting across the terminals. It certainly can't be from the current draw of the LEDs.
Are you sure you got the proper type bulbs?
| banman | 11-10-2005 01:47 PM |
[QUOTE=Mulder]They must not be sitting in the socket properly and are shorting across the terminals. It certainly can't be from the current draw of the LEDs.
Are you sure you got the proper type bulbs?[/QUOTE]
Yup. They fit fine. I can install one - fine. But if I install the second one, the minute I hit the brake pedal - fuse blows.
Are you sure you got the proper type bulbs?[/QUOTE]
Yup. They fit fine. I can install one - fine. But if I install the second one, the minute I hit the brake pedal - fuse blows.
| tool1128 | 11-10-2005 03:13 PM |
very nice set up!...it doesnt give off the look of leds in the housings does it?
I've seen some led bulbs in tail lights before and you could see that it was leds in there and didnt give off a good reflecting light light a normal bulb would?
I've seen some led bulbs in tail lights before and you could see that it was leds in there and didnt give off a good reflecting light light a normal bulb would?
| C43 | 11-11-2005 02:26 AM |
Thanks for the writeup. I ordered 6 uv 7443 for the brakes and 2 7440 super white for the reverse. I also bought a license plate bulb. With the UV color behind the red do you think i'll get a purplish hue. Like a Harley's brake light with the blue-purple dot in it. I like that look, I'll post pics. Thanks
| ZoomnWRX | 11-11-2005 02:08 PM |
i dunno about the UV ones man... ultra violet light isnt visible to the naked eye right??
unless ultra violet is a shade of purple???
i interpreted those bulbs as UV as in we can't see it...
someone correct me if i'm wrong!
unless ultra violet is a shade of purple???
i interpreted those bulbs as UV as in we can't see it...
someone correct me if i'm wrong!
| C43 | 11-11-2005 03:12 PM |
I always thought UV had a puple tinge. I will post picks
| dmb2427 | 11-11-2005 05:50 PM |
has anyone tried switching the middle and inner brake light sockets so the inner circle are the only part to be lit at night with driving lights are on?
| C43 | 11-11-2005 06:18 PM |
Please read the the first page. All the answers you seek are in this thread.
| ZoomnWRX | 11-13-2005 12:39 PM |
i got my order in yesterday. i just made a thread in members gallery with some vids...
| woody77 | 11-13-2005 08:16 PM |
Ok, finally have some (sorta) day-light pics. These were taken at 4pm, on an overcast day. When the sun is fully out, these are a LOT dimmer still.
Front turns (left is led, right is normal bulb):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/00007106[/IMG]
rear turns (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/00008q0s[/IMG]
On a bright overcast day, these wash out a ton. In fact, the normal bulb (on the left) wasn't all that bright. You could see the leds had lit, but it would be easy to miss. I don't know how much of an issue that would be.
The big problem is that the reflector is reflecting the sky as well as the leds, so the contrast just isn't there.
rear brakes (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/0000aap4[/IMG]
rear tail-lights (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/000091bk[/IMG]
rear brakes + tail-lights (left is normal, right is led)
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/0000brx1[/IMG]
Here you can see that the 7443s just don't gain much brightness from "dim" to "bright", which makes very little change. In fact, watching them come on/off, I didn't think they WERE changing at first, compared to the normal bulbs.
So, my general thought is that the LEDs just aren't as bright as the bulbs.
If you were to look at a bare bulb, and a bare LED bulb, the LED would win hands down. The problem, though, is the reflector, especially with the turn signals.
The reflected light from the 6 LEDs that face out radially just isn't enough. The LED bulbs aren't really good replacements for the glowing filament, because the light produced is differently oriented. This is the same argument that Dan Sterns uses about not using HID retrofit bulbs in halogen light reflector housings, the light's in the wrong spot.
This is most apparent with the inner brake light. That's actually a projector-style housing, but the bulb comes down in at an agle, and the 9 leds that point out the end of the bulb actually end up pointing down uselessly.
Now, I DO think that a better LED bulb could be made, especially if you were to go about trying to replicate the angles from which the filament can be viewed with LEDs, using very high power leds ([url]www.superbrightleds.com[/url] has some 1W leds. The LEDs just don't throw enough light to the sides to be able to fully light up a reflector. With a good reflector design, you're really looking at 100 bulbs or more, due to the reflections. a single LED isn't as bright as a the filament, and so while the leds are reflecting off all the facets of the reflector, it's not nearly enough light.
Front turns (left is led, right is normal bulb):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/00007106[/IMG]
rear turns (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/00008q0s[/IMG]
On a bright overcast day, these wash out a ton. In fact, the normal bulb (on the left) wasn't all that bright. You could see the leds had lit, but it would be easy to miss. I don't know how much of an issue that would be.
The big problem is that the reflector is reflecting the sky as well as the leds, so the contrast just isn't there.
rear brakes (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/0000aap4[/IMG]
rear tail-lights (left is normal, right is led):
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/000091bk[/IMG]
rear brakes + tail-lights (left is normal, right is led)
[IMG]http://pics.livejournal.com/woody77/pic/0000brx1[/IMG]
Here you can see that the 7443s just don't gain much brightness from "dim" to "bright", which makes very little change. In fact, watching them come on/off, I didn't think they WERE changing at first, compared to the normal bulbs.
So, my general thought is that the LEDs just aren't as bright as the bulbs.
If you were to look at a bare bulb, and a bare LED bulb, the LED would win hands down. The problem, though, is the reflector, especially with the turn signals.
The reflected light from the 6 LEDs that face out radially just isn't enough. The LED bulbs aren't really good replacements for the glowing filament, because the light produced is differently oriented. This is the same argument that Dan Sterns uses about not using HID retrofit bulbs in halogen light reflector housings, the light's in the wrong spot.
This is most apparent with the inner brake light. That's actually a projector-style housing, but the bulb comes down in at an agle, and the 9 leds that point out the end of the bulb actually end up pointing down uselessly.
Now, I DO think that a better LED bulb could be made, especially if you were to go about trying to replicate the angles from which the filament can be viewed with LEDs, using very high power leds ([url]www.superbrightleds.com[/url] has some 1W leds. The LEDs just don't throw enough light to the sides to be able to fully light up a reflector. With a good reflector design, you're really looking at 100 bulbs or more, due to the reflections. a single LED isn't as bright as a the filament, and so while the leds are reflecting off all the facets of the reflector, it's not nearly enough light.
| francophile | 11-14-2005 01:59 PM |
[QUOTE=banman]I've ordered from superbrightleds.com [...] The brakelights made my fuse blow whenever I installed both of them. I still haven't figured out why. So if anyone wants to buy them off me . . .[/QUOTE]Have you tried both bulbs by themselves? Try one bulb by itself, then the other. If one blows the fuse by itself it is defective.
| banman | 11-14-2005 02:34 PM |
[QUOTE=francophile]Have you tried both bulbs by themselves? Try one bulb by itself, then the other. If one blows the fuse by itself it is defective.[/QUOTE]
Hmm. Good point. I don't think I've tried that.
Hmm. Good point. I don't think I've tried that.
| Boosted 03 REX | 12-20-2005 04:18 PM |
!Subscribing!
| paintballjunky | 02-16-2006 01:40 AM |
I am going to try super white xenons in the whole rear. I will post pictures when I get them.
| Handsdown | 02-16-2006 02:16 AM |
i'm not going to do this mod until i have a set of spare lights, then i'll make pcb board arrays to retrofit into the lights. the bulbs are just not bright enough for my tastes in the daytime.
| 1modh | 02-16-2006 02:39 PM |
[QUOTE=Handsdown]i'm not going to do this mod until i have a set of spare lights, then i'll make pcb board arrays to retrofit into the lights. the bulbs are just not bright enough for my tastes in the daytime.[/QUOTE]
Agreed, the LED bulb by itself is not yet bright enough for daylight. Im actually thinking there has to be a way to fit TWO bulbs for each single bulb; It would just be a matter of buying a bulb holder and connecting the wires to the indivdual stock bulb sockets/holders. Attaching this 2nd bulb socket to the reflector also would seem easy(drill/cut hole in the reflectors, a little rubber cement, etc). As these are LED's with low power usage, electrical drain shouldn't be a problem.
I'm going to try this when I get a chance, BUT I encourage anyone with more time to try it first :banana:
Agreed, the LED bulb by itself is not yet bright enough for daylight. Im actually thinking there has to be a way to fit TWO bulbs for each single bulb; It would just be a matter of buying a bulb holder and connecting the wires to the indivdual stock bulb sockets/holders. Attaching this 2nd bulb socket to the reflector also would seem easy(drill/cut hole in the reflectors, a little rubber cement, etc). As these are LED's with low power usage, electrical drain shouldn't be a problem.
I'm going to try this when I get a chance, BUT I encourage anyone with more time to try it first :banana:
| Jonnyfilmboy | 02-17-2006 12:25 AM |
To me, the LED bulb in the brake lights is fine because of the bulb being covered by the red plastic diffuser. It's perfect in fact and much better than the slower regular bulbs. And to me, they are as bright or brighter than the regular bulbs, especially if you are creative with your wiring.
But the LED in the turn signal position isn't that great in direct sunlight. However, the regular turn signal bulb in direct sunlight isn't that great either. So 6 of one...half a dozen of another. Personally, I think they work fine in Chicago since the sun never seems to come out anyway.
Glad to hear what other people think. Sorry for that first post. Man, that is a long post! Does anyone read it all the way through?! I probably wouldn't.
But the LED in the turn signal position isn't that great in direct sunlight. However, the regular turn signal bulb in direct sunlight isn't that great either. So 6 of one...half a dozen of another. Personally, I think they work fine in Chicago since the sun never seems to come out anyway.
Glad to hear what other people think. Sorry for that first post. Man, that is a long post! Does anyone read it all the way through?! I probably wouldn't.
| STi-JDM | 02-17-2006 12:51 AM |
will be the last mod on my list...
| hawker800mech | 02-18-2006 11:43 PM |
[QUOTE=Lunis]Sorry i would like to revise my above post... DO NOT use Superlumination.com.... after 5 e-mails requestion a confirmation i finally got one telling me that my order was shipped on 08/04/05 Giving me a Receipt number AND charging my creditcard for the entire order (over $100) and after a month of patiently waiting i decided i would ask for a tracking number so i could find out where my bulbs were... They told me that Said transaction with the receipt number does not exist and that the order never happened and that they never charged me they are currently being investiagted my Visa's Fraud department as their company name does appear on my visa..
On a personal note: Their service/website was garbage and what they hell are they thinking... did they think i wouldn't check my visa statement and see their name on it... come on.... seriously... anyways DO NOT USE THEM THEY SUCK ASS
Lunis[/QUOTE]
I just ordered some bulbs from superlumination.com. Got an email saying when they were going to be shipped and received them less than a week from when I ordered.
On a personal note: Their service/website was garbage and what they hell are they thinking... did they think i wouldn't check my visa statement and see their name on it... come on.... seriously... anyways DO NOT USE THEM THEY SUCK ASS
Lunis[/QUOTE]
I just ordered some bulbs from superlumination.com. Got an email saying when they were going to be shipped and received them less than a week from when I ordered.
| paintballjunky | 02-22-2006 02:45 AM |
mmmmmk my advice is to not use superwhites or xenons in any of the tails - they are significantly dimmer. However I put in the half-chrome "chrome domes" from superlumination and I am very pleased. The bulbs are only half chromed and are just as good as stock only more yellow - they look great and my lenses look clear. I also put in a 7440 bulb instead of the stock 7443's in the outermost spot and they only light up with the brakes - viva la WRC. However I don't think they are getting the maximum voltage. Any ideas?
| WRXerist | 02-27-2006 07:13 PM |
I am in the middle of replacing most lamps on my 2002 WRX. I'll be curious to see the difference between regular bulbs and LED.
| RBelcher00 | 03-06-2006 12:49 AM |
Amazing. I really wish that Subaru had done that for the '06's stock... :(
I want to do this to my car so badly, now. Thanks alot.
I want to do this to my car so badly, now. Thanks alot.
| JDMviola | 03-07-2006 12:13 AM |
this looks so nice... the pics are awesome too btw
| Jonnyfilmboy | 03-16-2006 11:12 PM |
Someone PM'd me asking about Heavy Duty LED bulbs. Does anyone have any info on this? The member who PM'd me said you can use these bulbs without the equalizers. Unfortunately, I deleted the PM's after replying without asking for more info.
Does anyone know?
Does anyone know?
| woody77 | 03-21-2006 06:02 PM |
[QUOTE=Handsdown]i'm not going to do this mod until i have a set of spare lights, then i'll make pcb board arrays to retrofit into the lights. the bulbs are just not bright enough for my tastes in the daytime.[/QUOTE]
That would definitely be the way to do it. The same wattage in an LED matrix as the bulbs provide would be rather bright.
That would definitely be the way to do it. The same wattage in an LED matrix as the bulbs provide would be rather bright.
| Handsdown | 03-21-2006 06:08 PM |
most people say you only need twelve 10k MCD led's in a rectangular pattern to equate to the brightness of a 24watt bulb... so yeah, it would be very bright if you used more. maybe even too bright. i'd probably wire it up so there was 6 for running lights, 12 for brake, and 18-20 for a fog light:devil:
| RAPTR | 10-26-2006 12:15 AM |
I just did the LED conversion with the load equalizer on a 06' STi. Great write up!!!! Thanks for the tip on the Load Equalizer! I couldn't stand the fast blinking.
| NJPunkerWRX | 06-27-2007 10:15 AM |
Will I only be able to find LED bulbs online, or will autozone have the specific ones? I want to try this on my 06 wrx.
RAPTR, i pmed you with some questions but i dont think it went through.
Is this bulb replacement just as simple for 06 model sti's/wrx's, also where did you get your bulbs from?
RAPTR, i pmed you with some questions but i dont think it went through.
Is this bulb replacement just as simple for 06 model sti's/wrx's, also where did you get your bulbs from?
| Knightmare69 | 06-27-2007 10:49 AM |
Autozone has LED bulbs but they suck.
| NJPunkerWRX | 06-27-2007 11:00 AM |
[quote=Knightmare69;18536751]Autozone has LED bulbs but they suck.[/quote]
Could you be more specific as to their "suckiness"
Could you be more specific as to their "suckiness"
| Knightmare69 | 06-27-2007 11:23 AM |
Forward facing only and poor quality LED's.
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| subaru222 | 03-30-2008 11:18 PM |
iam going to do this...
| subaru222 | 03-31-2008 08:11 PM |
Any one have a petty info on a 07 sti like bulb size and style on the led
| EJ20crazy02 | 04-15-2008 04:15 AM |
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| rainbow2009 | 05-07-2009 09:24 PM |
I must be the stupidest person in the world. I cannot get this to work.
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| juny102004 | 05-08-2009 11:09 PM |
Nice mod dude... Looks great...
| Paranoid Fabrications | 05-08-2009 11:16 PM |
[quote=rainbow2009;26648266]I must be the stupidest person in the world. I cannot get this to work.
:popcorn::(
[url=http://pret-auto.org][color=#E2E2E2][u]pret auto[/u][/color][/url][/quote]
lol, what seems to be the problem?
edit, wtf is that link?
:popcorn::(
[url=http://pret-auto.org][color=#E2E2E2][u]pret auto[/u][/color][/url][/quote]
lol, what seems to be the problem?
edit, wtf is that link?
| juSTIn5 | 05-08-2009 11:49 PM |
I have them in for the reverse lights....bright as hell :devil:
| Butt Dyno | 06-28-2010 01:11 AM |
[quote=ButtDyno;11601264]I ordered from superbrightled's and got them less than a week later.
Here's a side by side video: LED's vs stock taillight bulbs:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/WRX-taillights-LED-bulbs-side-by-side-regular-ones[/url] (1.1 MB)
And LED's in all the taillight slots:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/LED-tails-full[/url] (900K)
They are 7443's and 7440's. I think I have it
7443-7443-7440 [license plate] 7440-7443-7443
which may or may not be backwards.
Problem is that now I need one for the 3rd brake light.
Anyhoo, pretty sharp, pretty cheap, glad I did it.[/quote]
To bump this from the superdead:
I'm 99.9% sure that this mod caused my 3rd brake light bulb to get so hot that it melted my 3rd brake light assembly. I just put in the replacement assembly tonight. I'm back to OE bulbs and I don't miss the LED's.
that is all :)
Here's a side by side video: LED's vs stock taillight bulbs:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/WRX-taillights-LED-bulbs-side-by-side-regular-ones[/url] (1.1 MB)
And LED's in all the taillight slots:
[url]http://media.putfile.com/LED-tails-full[/url] (900K)
They are 7443's and 7440's. I think I have it
7443-7443-7440 [license plate] 7440-7443-7443
which may or may not be backwards.
Problem is that now I need one for the 3rd brake light.
Anyhoo, pretty sharp, pretty cheap, glad I did it.[/quote]
To bump this from the superdead:
I'm 99.9% sure that this mod caused my 3rd brake light bulb to get so hot that it melted my 3rd brake light assembly. I just put in the replacement assembly tonight. I'm back to OE bulbs and I don't miss the LED's.
that is all :)
| 22subi_red | 06-28-2010 04:38 PM |
This is super sick, i might be doing this soon! thanks man!
| Butt Dyno | 06-28-2010 09:01 PM |
[quote=22subi_red;31167958]This is super sick, i might be doing this soon! thanks man![/quote]
Did you read my post?
Did you read my post?
| brunosmith | 05-09-2011 03:04 AM |
Do people install with LED strips instead?
| STi-Nismo Dood | 09-29-2011 02:01 PM |
Just want to add to this thread, since it was five years ago when the OP first noted using the Matrix I style LED, there are many new versions now, including the Matrix II. My thought is, what about the even newer ones that use 120 LED SMT high-powered (360 degree angle) bulbs? Will these LED bulbs perform at levels where they are no longer dimmer in the daytime?
Also, can someone confirm that super-white LEDs are actually dimmer than a red LED using the same brand/model?
Also, can someone confirm that super-white LEDs are actually dimmer than a red LED using the same brand/model?
| Astiroth | 01-08-2013 04:13 PM |
This helped a lot, thanks
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