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Old 05-01-2013, 02:03 PM
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^^^ He fixed it...

he has the relay mod and he added some resistors....am sending him a text now to post on this thread
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I have V3 amber front and V3 red rear with no problems. Did the flasher mod so I don't have to use the V3 load resisters. Everything works great. The switchbacks never appealed to me so I never bothered with them.

No other way to say it other than the whole V3 with me has been pretty uneventful.
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looks really nice.. im thinking of getting them aswell!!
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It's working since two days, everything is normal...for now
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looks great just receive my drl from them
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Originally Posted by hennessy_r24
looks great just receive my drl from them
The 10XB 850 Lumen 9005 LED bulbs?
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The 10XB 850 Lumen 9005 LED bulbs?
I just sent back my 6 LED version yesterday hopefully I get the 10 led version early next week!
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I installed the new V3 switchbacks a few days ago, so far everything works great. I'll post a few pictures later tonight after I get off of work.
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I just sent back my 6 LED version yesterday hopefully I get the 10 led version early next week!
I had a nightmare trying to install my 10 XB led versions. I had to drop my bumper and remove my headlights just to install those suckers. I hope you don't have the same problem I did! I don't know what the cause of it was, but I was able to install the 6XB versions with no problems. As a matter of fact I was late for something and was rushing when I installed the 6XB LEDs.

I had all the time in the day to install the 10XB versions and couldn't do it!
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Switchback redesign

V3 (right) vs stock bulb


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^^^ nice thanks for sharing! Man that amber turn signal looks intensely bright! Just like the new BMW's you see with those eye catching amber turn signals.
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I'll be yanking my bulbs tomorrow and sending them out Monday.

I was told they would be replaced with the new ones like AZP just received.
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Hummm, even though im having no issues with my V3's I wonder if there is anyway I could get the Gen2 units for discounted price or a swap. Im always about the latest and greatest, and they said the new ones are a tad brighter :-D
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Hummm, even though im having no issues with my V3's I wonder if there is anyway I could get the Gen2 units for discounted price or a swap. Im always about the latest and greatest, and they said the new ones are a tad brighter :-D
haha i thought about this also but my switchbacks have so many zip ties and stuff around them i don't even want to mess with them. until they have issues i'm just going to leave them!
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Originally Posted by sockr1
haha i thought about this also but my switchbacks have so many zip ties and stuff around them i don't even want to mess with them. until they have issues i'm just going to leave them!
Yeah I guess the switchbacks are a little more complex than the standard bulbs. Mine are as easy as reaching in there, unplugging the old, and plug in the new. I may see about getting the new ones.

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It's not worth it JT, I haven't really noticed any brightness difference compared to my last set; if they are brighter it's negligible.
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It's not worth it JT, I haven't really noticed any brightness difference compared to my last set; if they are brighter it's negligible.
Alright cool thanks for that as I'm sure it would save me some head ache trying to go about doing that.
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Hi,
I am trying to order the v3 switch back for my 08 TL Base. When it comes to "Choose Base Adapter" which one is the right one for me?
V3 TRITON SYSTEM GEN2 SOCKET BASE ADAPTER 7443 7440 or
V3 TRITON SYSTEM GEN2 SOCKET BASE ADAPTER 7443Ck
Thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by mistuhandy
Hi,
I am trying to order the v3 switch back for my 08 TL Base. When it comes to "Choose Base Adapter" which one is the right one for me?
V3 TRITON SYSTEM GEN2 SOCKET BASE ADAPTER 7443 7440 or
V3 TRITON SYSTEM GEN2 SOCKET BASE ADAPTER 7443Ck
Thanks for the help.
Get the one that IS NOT CK style.

CK style is only for most toyotas and lexus
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Originally Posted by vietxquangstah
Get the one that IS NOT CK style.

CK style is only for most toyotas and lexus
Thanks bro
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Originally Posted by vietxquangstah
I had a nightmare trying to install my 10 XB led versions. I had to drop my bumper and remove my headlights just to install those suckers. I hope you don't have the same problem I did! I don't know what the cause of it was, but I was able to install the 6XB versions with no problems. As a matter of fact I was late for something and was rushing when I installed the 6XB LEDs.

I had all the time in the day to install the 10XB versions and couldn't do it!
i posted in your thread already but figured i would do it here as well. just got my 10 LED version and they only took about 10 min to get the old towers out and these ones in. they were just like a regular install. i'll get some pics up soon, but IMO these ones are definitely brighter and look extremely sharp...happy with the 10 LED DRLs!
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Just read through all 8 pages and I think I will pull the trigger on these V3s for the front (only amber) and the V3s rear in red.

A couple things I want to make sure of first: Right now I have the .24 ohm resistor installed with tower LEDs in the front and regular filament bulbs in the rear. I know its weird but I had some weird ass problems with these LEDs and/or flasher mod since the start. I won't get into the details here cuz they are useless since I want to redo it all and run the setup I stated above^

That said, I will purchase a new relay and install it upon installing the new V3s. What exactly do I have to purchase in order to have these things working 100 percent stock? I'm just looking for clarification. I think I read in here that if you run V3 amber only in front and V3 in rear you only need 1 resistor on EACH side which can be mounted inline with the harness and socket close to the tail light. If that is correct which resistor am I supposed to purchase? Or is it the only one available on vLEDs website?

And are these things still on back order?

Thanks.
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Just read through all 8 pages and I think I will pull the trigger on these V3s for the front (only amber) and the V3s rear in red.

A couple things I want to make sure of first: Right now I have the .24 ohm resistor installed with tower LEDs in the front and regular filament bulbs in the rear. I know its weird but I had some weird ass problems with these LEDs and/or flasher mod since the start. I won't get into the details here cuz they are useless since I want to redo it all and run the setup I stated above^

That said, I will purchase a new relay and install it upon installing the new V3s. What exactly do I have to purchase in order to have these things working 100 percent stock? I'm just looking for clarification. I think I read in here that if you run V3 amber only in front and V3 in rear you only need 1 resistor on EACH side which can be mounted inline with the harness and socket close to the tail light. If that is correct which resistor am I supposed to purchase? Or is it the only one available on vLEDs website?

And are these things still on back order?

Thanks.

It sounds like you have a good plan with putting a new stock relay back in. I was never a fan of doing that. I know some people claim it to work ok, but I tried it on a previous TL of mine and my car started doing some F'ed up shit after that mod which I did 100% correctly. I will never touch that relay again...no thanks!

Ok so onto the V3's! You will absolutely LOVE them!! I am running the exact setup you say you want to get and couldnt be happier. The only thing that im not sure about now is that I bought the Gen1 versions and got them right when they came out, and I thought I kept hearing something about the Gen 2 units not needing the load resistor. I could be wrong so double check that first.
If however you do need to buy the load resistor get the V3 version and keep everything plug and play. Its sooo easy to install and there is a perfect spot near the tail lights for the box to go. When your installing the rears the best place to mount the V3 load resistor box to is a little metal "tray" directly above each rear taillight. I just used double sided tape and secured the box there. Works perfectly! The resr is basically self explanatory if you know how to remove and install sinple turn bulbs. And yes all you need is one load resistor box for each side. One above left tail light, and one above the right tail light. These will handle both front and rear LEDs.

To help you out this is a picture of my purchase order. Keep in mind I have a Type S so my front turn signals will be different part numbers if you have a base model, if you have a Type S what you see below is exactly what you need to buy. Now that I look at your posts again it appears you have a base model, so just make sure you buy the correct front bulbs. I believe the base model uses the same wedge type bulb that the rear has so you might just need 4 of the same bases.

Hope this helps.

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Originally Posted by JTS97Z28
It sounds like you have a good plan with putting a new stock relay back in. I was never a fan of doing that. I know some people claim it to work ok, but I tried it on a previous TL of mine and my car started doing some F'ed up shit after that mod which I did 100% correctly. I will never touch that relay again...no thanks!

Ok so onto the V3's! You will absolutely LOVE them!! I am running the exact setup you say you want to get and couldnt be happier. The only thing that im not sure about now is that I bought the Gen1 versions and got them right when they came out, and I thought I kept hearing something about the Gen 2 units not needing the load resistor. I could be wrong so double check that first.
If however you do need to buy the load resistor get the V3 version and keep everything plug and play. Its sooo easy to install and there is a perfect spot near the tail lights for the box to go. When your installing the rears the best place to mount the V3 load resistor box to is a little metal "tray" directly above each rear taillight. I just used double sided tape and secured the box there. Works perfectly! The resr is basically self explanatory if you know how to remove and install sinple turn bulbs. And yes all you need is one load resistor box for each side. One above left tail light, and one above the right tail light. These will handle both front and rear LEDs.

To help you out this is a picture of my purchase order. Keep in mind I have a Type S so my front turn signals will be different part numbers if you have a base model, if you have a Type S what you see below is exactly what you need to buy. Now that I look at your posts again it appears you have a base model, so just make sure you buy the correct front bulbs. I believe the base model uses the same wedge type bulb that the rear has so you might just need 4 of the same bases.

Hope this helps.

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Awesome thanks so much James. This is pretty much what I assumed but after reading everything all the info got jumbled up in my head lol.

So I guess for my base I will be ordering 7443 for the front amber and 7440 for the rear in red correct?

V3 TRITON GEN2 AMBER MULTI-APPLICATION HIGH POWER LED TURN SIGNAL LIGHT SYSTEM 7440 7443 1156 1157 3156 3157 | 1 PAIR B/O +$94.99

^ I copied and pasted this from vleds.com It seems that both amber and red show that they are compatible with all those bulb numbers. I wonder if during checkout you have to choose one.

It says that they are in stock right now but below that it says that they are available for preorder for the first week of may. Since we are on week 2 I would assume I would receive them pretty soon if I put the order through now right ?
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Oops I just saw that there is a little box to select a base adapter to purchase. Is that what is required for proper fitment?
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Originally Posted by vietxquangstah
Get the one that IS NOT CK style.

CK style is only for most toyotas and lexus
turn signal/parking light socket on my ZDX is CK
so its not only toyota and lexus, watch out
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turn signal/parking light socket on my ZDX is CK
so its not only toyota and lexus, watch out
I see. I wonder if future honda/acuras are going to go CK style for bulbs. I wish I could see these v3s tritons in person. Video footage never shows the true brightness and intensity compared to seeing it with your own eyes. It's clearly very bright in the videos and out shines nearly all aftermarket LEDs on the market today, but it would be nice to see it in person.

I wonder if they are ever going to release a 921 socket size for the tritons. That way we can use them as reverse lights lol
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Believe me, they are as equally bright in person as they are in the videos, if not more so. They are brighter than the stock bulbs easily, the red ones in particular are blindingly bright, especially at night, more so than the stock LED tails.
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To everyone who has these, I need help! (Maybe I'm blonde) Just got my V3's in the mail and I've got all the wiring connected to the rear's and they work great, no hypter flashing.

My questions: Why is there 8 #3 screws and 8 #4 screws? What is the colar for? And HOW in the HELL do they fit inside the factory housing?!? Which washer(s) do I use? I have front and rear V3's.

Question # 2: Do I need the inverter/resisitor for the fronts if I use them for the rears? It said not to hook them out without the box they came with.

I have an 07 Type-S.

Please help ASAP as it's getting dark!
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Originally Posted by SurfingScotty
To everyone who has these, I need help! (Maybe I'm blonde) Just got my V3's in the mail and I've got all the wiring connected to the rear's and they work great, no hypter flashing.

My questions: Why is there 8 #3 screws and 8 #4 screws? What is the colar for? And HOW in the HELL do they fit inside the factory housing?!? Which washer(s) do I use? I have front and rear V3's.

Question # 2: Do I need the inverter/resisitor for the fronts if I use them for the rears? It said not to hook them out without the box they came with.

I have an 07 Type-S.

Please help ASAP as it's getting dark!
That's actually kinda creepy cuz I am in the same EXACT position you are in. Only diff is you have type S.

Received mine in the mail today and can't figure out how to get them securely fit.

I also don't understand if you aren't supposed to use the resistor in the front then how the hell do you connect the V3?

Someone help us! I'm waitin on someone to respond so I can install them
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Originally Posted by Rickyp39
That's actually kinda creepy cuz I am in the same EXACT position you are in. Only diff is you have type S.

Received mine in the mail today and can't figure out how to get them securely fit.

I also don't understand if you aren't supposed to use the resistor in the front then how the hell do you connect the V3?

Someone help us! I'm waiting on someone to respond so I can install them
As for the inverter/resistor (whatever the hell it is) I'm not sure how to wire them up without them. Our wiring configuration is different on the 2nd generation V3's.

As far as the install: I YouTube'd a video and it makes a lot more sense now when I read the posts. So here's what you do.

FOR THE REAR: You DON'T use the collar. Insert two of the number 3 screws (the shorter ones) on opposite sides of each of the V3's (so you will only use 4 screws total for the rears). The screws will slide past the grooves/cut outs in the factory turn signal housing and will "lock" the V3 into place.

Slide a number 32 (I believe) gasket into the place. This will make the V3's fit snug and seal off the opening in the housing. Insert the V3 into the turn signal housing and rotate the V3 until it is all the way into the housing. Then (with some pressure) continue to turn the V3 clock wise until it's snug. Match up all the connectors and you're done

The fronts are the same only you DO use the collars. Install two number 4 screws (the longer ones) on opposite sides of the collar. The installation is exactly the same from that point.

The only question I have is package came with a white wire harness. I would guess it is a ground, even though ground wire is always black. Not sure what it's for but mine work flawless without it. It may also be the way to make the lights "dim" when using your headlights....?
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Originally Posted by SurfingScotty
As for the inverter/resistor (whatever the hell it is) I'm not sure how to wire them up without them. Our wiring configuration is different on the 2nd generation V3's.

As far as the install: I YouTube'd a video and it makes a lot more sense now when I read the posts. So here's what you do.

FOR THE REAR: You DON'T use the collar. Insert two of the number 3 screws (the shorter ones) on opposite sides of each of the V3's (so you will only use 4 screws total for the rears). The screws will slide past the grooves/cut outs in the factory turn signal housing and will "lock" the V3 into place.

Slide a number 32 (I believe) gasket into the place. This will make the V3's fit snug and seal off the opening in the housing. Insert the V3 into the turn signal housing and rotate the V3 until it is all the way into the housing. Then (with some pressure) continue to turn the V3 clock wise until it's snug. Match up all the connectors and you're done

The fronts are the same only you DO use the collars. Install two number 4 screws (the longer ones) on opposite sides of the collar. The installation is exactly the same from that point.

The only question I have is package came with a white wire harness. I would guess it is a ground, even though ground wire is always black. Not sure what it's for but mine work flawless without it. It may also be the way to make the lights "dim" when using your headlights....?
Hmm ill try that out to get the bulbs in there snug. Looking back thru the thread I did come across a few posts that said something along the lines of what you just said.

And yeah about the wiring I have no idea. I'm not sure if I was supposed to order that cls module or whatever it is in order to only have 1 box (whichever box that is) on each side by the rear taillight.
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I hate to sound like a broken record but can someone who has these as turn signals post a video of them blinking during the day from the side. Everyone's videos showcase the front, but that's where most of the light gets directed by the diffuser/reflector. Side view is important as well and I would like to see if they're worth it.
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Originally Posted by LockDots
I hate to sound like a broken record but can someone who has these as turn signals post a video of them blinking during the day from the side. Everyone's videos showcase the front, but that's where most of the light gets directed by the diffuser/reflector. Side view is important as well and I would like to see if they're worth it.
I will post a video as soon as I get them installed. I deleted my diffuser so I'm not sure if that matters to ya.

And I am unsure of how to post the video in here. I mean it's easy to copy the link but idk how to make it viewable in this thread like the video towards the top of the page.
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I will post a video as soon as I get them installed. I deleted my diffuser so I'm not sure if that matters to ya.

And I am unsure of how to post the video in here. I mean it's easy to copy the link but idk how to make it viewable in this thread like the video towards the top of the page.
That'd be great, at least we could see how much light is being emitted out the sides. Post the link I'm sure people wouldn't mind going to it or re-posting your link in embedded form.
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Originally Posted by LockDots
I hate to sound like a broken record but can someone who has these as turn signals post a video of them blinking during the day from the side. Everyone's videos showcase the front, but that's where most of the light gets directed by the diffuser/reflector. Side view is important as well and I would like to see if they're worth it.

I dont have a video, but just keep in mind, the V3 is brighter in every aspect than the stock bulbs. However, the TL headlights arent designed to focus light out to the sides, so even with a bulb as bright as the V3 its not going to be blow your mind bright off to the sides. Regardless though, they outperform the stockers at all angles. The Triton V3s are without a doubt worth the price.
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Originally Posted by JTS97Z28
I dont have a video, but just keep in mind, the V3 is brighter in every aspect than the stock bulbs. However, the TL headlights arent designed to focus light out to the sides, so even with a bulb as bright as the V3 its not going to be blow your mind bright off to the sides. Regardless though, they outperform the stockers at all angles. The Triton V3s are without a doubt worth the price.
I think you're confusing headlights with turn signals. But you're right, the headlights are designed to project forward whereas the turn signals project mostly forward but should also light up the side profile.
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Originally Posted by LockDots
I hate to sound like a broken record but can someone who has these as turn signals post a video of them blinking during the day from the side. Everyone's videos showcase the front, but that's where most of the light gets directed by the diffuser/reflector. Side view is important as well and I would like to see if they're worth it.
I posted this a while ago lol

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Originally Posted by LockDots
I think you're confusing headlights with turn signals. But you're right, the headlights are designed to project forward whereas the turn signals project mostly forward but should also light up the side profile.
Yeah I meant the TL headlamps in general and more specifically the turn signal reflectors. So everything I stated still holds true but I am speaking of the turn signal lenses only. Thanks for clarifying.


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