LED DRL, Resister Required?
#1
LED DRL, Resister Required?
Hello,
Does anyone know that I need to get resister to install LED DRL?
please let me know
based on my research there will be error sign without the resister
in addition, I want to know about this type of bulb's performance
Does anyone know that I need to get resister to install LED DRL?
please let me know
based on my research there will be error sign without the resister
in addition, I want to know about this type of bulb's performance
#3
V leds is the only on who makes a LED that actually puts out light the ones in your post will not light up the road
http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/dayti...led-bulbs.html
http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/dayti...led-bulbs.html
#4
ROTAREDOM
Your lights won't blink since it's DRL but you will get a code
DRL is for daytime, you don't need to light up the road. If you just want the white color then these will be fine.
I have 5k LED fog lights with no resistor or code showing. It's perfect for me cause it was plug and play. I never thought the OEM fogs did much anyways so LED was fine for aesthetic purposes.
V leds is the only on who makes a LED that actually puts out light the ones in your post will not light up the road
http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/dayti...led-bulbs.html
http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/dayti...led-bulbs.html
I have 5k LED fog lights with no resistor or code showing. It's perfect for me cause it was plug and play. I never thought the OEM fogs did much anyways so LED was fine for aesthetic purposes.
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you do realize your DRLs are also the high beam bulb right? as long as you are fine with pretty much losing high beams then go with any bulb you think will be prettiest.
Personally I made my fogs my DRLs...turn on when the car starts!
Personally I made my fogs my DRLs...turn on when the car starts!
Last edited by bagwell; 04-29-2014 at 03:45 PM.
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#8
2010 TSX
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not hard to make fogs DRL.....I just used this.... http://store.ijdmtoy.com/H8-H10-H11-...ibrate-drl.htm
(the switch doesn't work well tho, I just cut it out and its wired directly to a power source)
Last edited by bagwell; 04-29-2014 at 07:46 PM.
#9
I don't expect to light the road with DRL, I just don't want to loose highbeam function on my car..so am I loosing the high beam function if I get those LEDs? I thoght it will keep the high beam features as well
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Note: VLEDs makes a "V3 Trition" LED that I never tried for this but its pricey with a lifetime warranty.
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#11
yep, if you put in LED as DRL (which is the high beam bulb running at reduced power) your high beam will still function but at a very reduced output level...which was unacceptable to me.
Note: VLEDs makes a "V3 Trition" LED that I never tried for this but its pricey with a lifetime warranty.
Note: VLEDs makes a "V3 Trition" LED that I never tried for this but its pricey with a lifetime warranty.
#12
One day these guys will grow up (unless they've crashed and burned) and say "wtf did I do that for?"
As far as fogs are concerned (from a different post), the fogs on the TSX are some of the best designed and work exactly as intended. They only "don't do much" if you don't understand what a fog light is supposed to do. If you do understand the role of fogs then you also know why it isn't a good idea to leave them on all the time.
#13
Racer
Being able to light up the road in front of your car is way overrated. Just go with the cool bling factor.
One day these guys will grow up (unless they've crashed and burned) and say "wtf did I do that for?"
As far as fogs are concerned (from a different post), the fogs on the TSX are some of the best designed and work exactly as intended. They only "don't do much" if you don't understand what a fog light is supposed to do. If you do understand the role of fogs then you also know why it isn't a good idea to leave them on all the time.
One day these guys will grow up (unless they've crashed and burned) and say "wtf did I do that for?"
As far as fogs are concerned (from a different post), the fogs on the TSX are some of the best designed and work exactly as intended. They only "don't do much" if you don't understand what a fog light is supposed to do. If you do understand the role of fogs then you also know why it isn't a good idea to leave them on all the time.
#15
Being able to light up the road in front of your car is way overrated. Just go with the cool bling factor.
One day these guys will grow up (unless they've crashed and burned) and say "wtf did I do that for?"
As far as fogs are concerned (from a different post), the fogs on the TSX are some of the best designed and work exactly as intended. They only "don't do much" if you don't understand what a fog light is supposed to do. If you do understand the role of fogs then you also know why it isn't a good idea to leave them on all the time.
One day these guys will grow up (unless they've crashed and burned) and say "wtf did I do that for?"
As far as fogs are concerned (from a different post), the fogs on the TSX are some of the best designed and work exactly as intended. They only "don't do much" if you don't understand what a fog light is supposed to do. If you do understand the role of fogs then you also know why it isn't a good idea to leave them on all the time.
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#18
For the price and time factor I would definitely get the resistors. As far as not being able to have functional high beams. My oem hid's are brighter than my high beams, cuts right through it. I got the 68led ones with the resistors on eBay for like 30. Been 6 months no problems whatsoever. When you use your brights out does get a bit brighter but it looks good.
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#21
Racer
I use these. They are plug and play, i.e., you don't get any error or "codes" when they are running as the DRLs and they are insanely bright as high beams. Be wary they are discontinued now though and once their stock runs out they won't be sold any longer.
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#22
I use these. They are plug and play, i.e., you don't get any error or "codes" when they are running as the DRLs and they are insanely bright as high beams. Be wary they are discontinued now though and once their stock runs out they won't be sold any longer.
#23
Everyday I'm rofling
robpp bought ones that had a decent high beam output:
https://acurazine.com/forums/second-...-850242/page9/
https://acurazine.com/forums/second-...-850242/page9/
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#25
Thanks for the picture, aslong as they do the job at outputting a good high beam result at night time I will buy...
Also did you choose 3000k or 5500K? which one is better?
I bought this CREE High Power 9005 LED Lights For High Beam Daytime Running Lights for my DRL and the highbeam output is HORRIBLE!
Also did you choose 3000k or 5500K? which one is better?
I bought this CREE High Power 9005 LED Lights For High Beam Daytime Running Lights for my DRL and the highbeam output is HORRIBLE!
#27
So the general consensus seems to be that the VLEDS if you want a usable high and low beam for the DRL to get their 9007 LMZ PLATINUM ULTRA OUTPUT HIGH/LOW LED HEADLIGHTS - 9004 9007 - Headlights - Shop Bulb Type
#28
^Not for use in high//low DRL applications listed on bottom of page but they look nice and im curious if anyones ever tried them in that application. Maybe some of the accord guys
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