Switchbacks
Switchbacks
Got my Switchback LED front turn signals from DDM tuning yesterday and they look great! I have an 03 SSM and it really looks great without that ugly orange light!
I have 6000K Fogs, 5000K Morimoto Low Beams, white LED Parking Lights, and now white LED switchbacks, the front looks clean at night with no orange an all white!
I will post pics later, but if you're on the fence, go for it! Makes your car look clean at night
I have 6000K Fogs, 5000K Morimoto Low Beams, white LED Parking Lights, and now white LED switchbacks, the front looks clean at night with no orange an all white!
I will post pics later, but if you're on the fence, go for it! Makes your car look clean at night
Oops! Meant to put this in the Photography Gallery, but my bad! Anyways, here they are!

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How many leds did you get for those and which site did you get them?. And did they plug and play or did you have to modify the hole? I've seen alot on here with their 3g TLs and switchbacks, great to see a 2g on them as well. Thats my next project, already replaced interior with led.
Any recommendations on a good pair of switchbacks to get from Amazon for my turn signals? I see many there. I need ones that are compatible with the 1157 bulb, right? Is it 1157A? Do they all need a 6 ohm resistor?
Sorry that I sound like a newbie although I've been an AZ member since 2006.
Sorry that I sound like a newbie although I've been an AZ member since 2006.
@James Thomas - these are the ones I got; completely plug and play. It's been over two months and they're still going strong. http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/11...MD-White-Amber
@ bonknhead - Honestly, I would just get the DDM ones from the link I posted. They're only $15, rather than some pair on Amazon for $45, and they work just fine for me. It is 1157.
Also, I did not get resistors, as I got an LED relay flasher, which is much simpler to do IMO
It plugs in on the back of the driver side fuse panel, and is much easier to do than resistors. It will prevent the hyperflash. You only need one of these rather than a resistor for every light
@ bonknhead - Honestly, I would just get the DDM ones from the link I posted. They're only $15, rather than some pair on Amazon for $45, and they work just fine for me. It is 1157.
Also, I did not get resistors, as I got an LED relay flasher, which is much simpler to do IMO
It plugs in on the back of the driver side fuse panel, and is much easier to do than resistors. It will prevent the hyperflash. You only need one of these rather than a resistor for every light
@ bonknhead - Honestly, I would just get the DDM ones from the link I posted. They're only $15, rather than some pair on Amazon for $45, and they work just fine for me. It is 1157.
Also, I did not get resistors, as I got an LED relay flasher, which is much simpler to do IMO Amazon.com: Tridon EP34 Flasher: Automotive
It plugs in on the back of the driver side fuse panel, and is much easier to do than resistors. It will prevent the hyperflash. You only need one of these rather than a resistor for every light
Also, I did not get resistors, as I got an LED relay flasher, which is much simpler to do IMO Amazon.com: Tridon EP34 Flasher: Automotive
It plugs in on the back of the driver side fuse panel, and is much easier to do than resistors. It will prevent the hyperflash. You only need one of these rather than a resistor for every light
1) In in the fuse panel do you install the relay?
2) Did you clear your headlights, removing the amber reflector?
Looks terrific BTW. Thanks for the help.
Yeah, the Tridon flasher is behind the driver side fuse panel. If you lay down looking up under the steering wheel, you'll see it. That Tridon flasher is the one that I bought and it says it doesn't fit the 03' TL, but it works just fine. You could also get this one too: http://www.autolumination.com/equalizers.htm
Actually my headlights are DEPO aftermarket, and that amber reflector is simply clear. But you could bake your stock headlights and remove that ugly amber piece and it would look the same.
Actually my headlights are DEPO aftermarket, and that amber reflector is simply clear. But you could bake your stock headlights and remove that ugly amber piece and it would look the same.
Yeah, the Tridon flasher is behind the driver side fuse panel. If you lay down looking up under the steering wheel, you'll see it. That Tridon flasher is the one that I bought and it says it doesn't fit the 03' TL, but it works just fine. You could also get this one too: http://www.autolumination.com/equalizers.htm
Actually my headlights are DEPO aftermarket, and that amber reflector is simply clear. But you could bake your stock headlights and remove that ugly amber piece and it would look the same.
Actually my headlights are DEPO aftermarket, and that amber reflector is simply clear. But you could bake your stock headlights and remove that ugly amber piece and it would look the same.
BTW, too much hassle to remove the bumper, take apart the stock headlights, remove the reflector and reseal. I have one brand new driver's side (accident last Oct) and the original passenger one, but they have no condensation issues so I don't want to mess with that.
Yep, that flasher will prevent the hyperflash from the LEDs.
Yeah I hear you, the only way I would ever take my headlights apart is if I was doing something serious like retrofitting projectors into it (which I am currently doing)
Yeah I hear you, the only way I would ever take my headlights apart is if I was doing something serious like retrofitting projectors into it (which I am currently doing)
I used these:
Amazon.com: CIPA 93160 Ultra White 1 Watt Powerful Bullet LED 194 T-10 Replacement Bulb - Pack of 2: Automotive
They've worked flawlessly since I have had them
They've worked flawlessly since I have had them
I used these: Amazon.com: CIPA 93160 Ultra White 1 Watt Powerful Bullet LED 194 T-10 Replacement Bulb - Pack of 2: Automotive
They've worked flawlessly since I have had them
They've worked flawlessly since I have had them
If you ever decide to take the headlights apart to remove the reflector, seal them up with the OCI Butyl Rubber Glue from TheRetrofitSource. That is the stuff I've been using and it's crazy good
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