What about LEDs on ebay?
What about LEDs on ebay?
Im currently working on making every light in my car blue instead of that ugly greenish-yellow color. I was wondering if anyone every used LEDs bought from ebay? They're really really cheap compared to some sights on the net. It comes out to around $15 to $20 including shipping for 100.
Originally Posted by Tanginaglaz
Im currently working on making every light in my car blue instead of that ugly greenish-yellow color. I was wondering if anyone every used LEDs bought from ebay? They're really really cheap compared to some sights on the net. It comes out to around $15 to $20 including shipping for 100.
Originally Posted by mrchan625
100 led bulbs?? if you are looking to replace your stock bulbs buy from tectoyz, alot of people from this forum have purchased LEDS from him, and so have i, their great.
Originally Posted by Tanginaglaz
Im not talking about stock bulbs, im talking about radio, shifter, etc. I've already replaced the climate control lights with the LEDs from LEDautomotive.com. Its great but they dont offer any for the radio and shifter.
The LEDs on ebay are fine. I've bought from sellers besthongkong (they have a website under the same name) and hkemart, and both have worked great - none have blown since I installed them into my other ride last summer. If you can, try to get 3mm LEDs cuz sometimes 5mm ones are too big. With some of my spaces, I had to dremel down the LEDs to make them fit into smaller spaces.
On a side note, even though you're using blue, white LEDs are really hard to color match to each other cuz they're made by mixing other colors. So some white LEDs are more yellowish and some are more blueish. So if you or anyone want to do a white conversion be sure to buy plenty from one buyer so you don't have problems color matching later on.
On a side note, even though you're using blue, white LEDs are really hard to color match to each other cuz they're made by mixing other colors. So some white LEDs are more yellowish and some are more blueish. So if you or anyone want to do a white conversion be sure to buy plenty from one buyer so you don't have problems color matching later on.
ledautomotive.com has the offers on ebay and i have the climate control and clock one in my car. takes a good amount of work but it looks excellent. go ahead and do it, and ledautomotive.com has stsp by step instructions on how to install w/ pics ant their site. Ill send you some pics on my next post of the ledauto.com bulbs.
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Write a mail to Nate@LEDautomotive.com im sure they can provide you some leds and resistor and they will match perfectly your other ones ..
Originally Posted by MrAlex
Write a mail to Nate@LEDautomotive.com im sure they can provide you some leds and resistor and they will match perfectly your other ones .. 

Going by the writeup (I've Oooo and Aaah over many many times), try to match the size of the LEDs - eg: 3mm or 5 mm - for each LED location since some of the spaces in the switches are kinda tight. See if you can get the specs on the LEDs. In particular, check if you can match the wavelength of the blue light (in nm) and the lumens output (in mcd) so you get the same brightness and color.
Originally Posted by t0ast
Going by the writeup (I've Oooo and Aaah over many many times), try to match the size of the LEDs - eg: 3mm or 5 mm - for each LED location since some of the spaces in the switches are kinda tight. See if you can get the specs on the LEDs. In particular, check if you can match the wavelength of the blue light (in nm) and the lumens output (in mcd) so you get the same brightness and color.
Originally Posted by t0ast
Going by the writeup (I've Oooo and Aaah over many many times), try to match the size of the LEDs - eg: 3mm or 5 mm - for each LED location since some of the spaces in the switches are kinda tight. See if you can get the specs on the LEDs. In particular, check if you can match the wavelength of the blue light (in nm) and the lumens output (in mcd) so you get the same brightness and color.
The leds I have if you still want them range from 6000 to 8000 mcd. the higher you go in number the brigther the LEDS will be. You'll love them
... P.S. NEVER go past 8000 mcd... I say this because no matter what state you're in, DOT regulations limit you to only that much. Anything higher than 8000 doesn't pass state inspection.
Originally Posted by t0ast
The LEDs on ebay are fine. I've bought from sellers besthongkong (they have a website under the same name) and hkemart, and both have worked great - none have blown since I installed them into my other ride last summer. If you can, try to get 3mm LEDs cuz sometimes 5mm ones are too big. With some of my spaces, I had to dremel down the LEDs to make them fit into smaller spaces.
On a side note, even though you're using blue, white LEDs are really hard to color match to each other cuz they're made by mixing other colors. So some white LEDs are more yellowish and some are more blueish. So if you or anyone want to do a white conversion be sure to buy plenty from one buyer so you don't have problems color matching later on.
On a side note, even though you're using blue, white LEDs are really hard to color match to each other cuz they're made by mixing other colors. So some white LEDs are more yellowish and some are more blueish. So if you or anyone want to do a white conversion be sure to buy plenty from one buyer so you don't have problems color matching later on.
thanX in advance
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