do you need a load resistor to convert the stock bulbs for the signals to led's?

 

or should i say for the flash back led's

 

yea you do. i just installed switchback LEDs on mine and it requires the resistors or else you will have hyper flash. give me a sec and ill upload a pic for you

 

This is where the resistors go. You clamp the black and green and make sure the connections good.

 

Clean ride.

 

Did you guys get yours at dt-autotech on ebay?

I've been wanting to do this but never gotten to it. It seems like the LED bulbs comes with the resistors too correct? And all that's needed to do is to wire up the resistors.

 

nice bro shit sex in lights lmao but i want to know did you just leave the resistor hanging or did you bolt it down ? and to what ?

 

Yea I just left it hanging. Not too many places to bolt it to in the area around the headlights. Plus their small so not much room to stretch either. Although I'm sure you could find a spot to bolt or zip tie it to I was just lazy to look lol. And yea you're right feijai all you need to do is wire up the resistors. Bulb is plug n play its really easy takes like 10 mins with the front bumper off. I got mine from a member/homie on here 'kidduce'. He helped me with instructions which made it 10x easier. And it looks sick as fuck haha. Pics don't do it justice but you get the idea I'm sure. Hope this helps.

 

Forget the resistor, there is no reason to cut into the wires imo . The turn signal flasher is what I'm assuming a relay that makes your turn signal blink . You swap out the OEM honda one and put in one from autozone its labeled TE34 i believe. Its located on the drivers side uder the steering wheel to the left, but not the fuse box. I can take some pics and post for you guys if you want. I bought resistors and everything but than found this out and was like well that's easy enough .

 

^ you don't have to cut any wires so idk what you're talking about lol. All you do is clamp the resistor onto the current wires like I explained earlier which are the green and black and you're good. No cutting necessary. No need to make it complicated.

 

so mikebikelife all your saying is there a aftermarket relay they make and also i would like to see the pics plz thanks guys i still haveint got my lights yet i have purple lights and i dont rely like the amber that much i think the white would look better

 

This is what you need .

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebikelife/8333461411/http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebikelife/8333461411/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/mikebikelife/, on Flickr

It goes up here .

far right of the picture .

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebikelife/8334519770/http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebikelife/8334519770/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/mikebikelife/, on Flickr

 

hey mikebikelife thanks also can you tell me the model number so i can order it i dont think autozone has it i couldint find it thanks man

 

That's all I have is what you see in the pic , I threw away the box sorry .

(BTW, there's a thanks button so you don't have to write it in the post ) lol .

 

this looks like an easier alternative to resistors, and possibly cheaper?

 

it ok i found it thank you guys and yea it is a better.... less of a hassle to do

 

I paid 16 for the resistors I never used and 12 for the turn signal fuse thing. So yeah cheaper an much easier .

 

This is cool. Does 1 flasher work for the front and rear switchbacks? Did I miss that in the thread?

 

Rear switchback ? Don't think there is such thing , but there is rear leds .

 

Does the flasher cause any warnings like "light out" or something similar? Does it fix the issue when replacing the brake lights to leds?

 

Where did u find it at (the fuse thing)? I need 1, I have LEDs in the rear and just ordered a set of switchbacks...not good with all the wiring n stuff YET lol