Yes. Another switchback Thread
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Yes. Another switchback Thread
I know this subject has been beaten to death, but I have to go there.
I just blew a 60led switchback that I got from autolumination. a lot of people said the 60led's wouldn't work and if it did, it won't for very long.
Well, 5months later one is down.
I have heard the horror stories about autoluminations products and customer service so I want to try another product if anyone has found anything reliable lately.
I know vleds has the 48led's. Has anyone had any success as of late with those, or any other ones for that matter.
I prefer the V1 switchbacks that when the blinker is on it will blink (amber..white..amber..white).
Thanks
I just blew a 60led switchback that I got from autolumination. a lot of people said the 60led's wouldn't work and if it did, it won't for very long.
Well, 5months later one is down.
I have heard the horror stories about autoluminations products and customer service so I want to try another product if anyone has found anything reliable lately.
I know vleds has the 48led's. Has anyone had any success as of late with those, or any other ones for that matter.
I prefer the V1 switchbacks that when the blinker is on it will blink (amber..white..amber..white).
Thanks
#5
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I was just reading a thread about some of the switchbacks from vleds fading out when sunlight hits them. Apperently they are designed this way, but I didn't see anything about that on there website.
Do your guys V1's doing that?
Do your guys V1's doing that?
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#13
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60LED V1 Autolum, lasted 4 months and one blew. Replacement for half price. Had new and old in for about a month. Same thing happens when I had my emergency signals on. I "figured" the other (old) blew but I was too pissed off to care.
48LED V1 VLEDS for a month and seems to be working fine. Not living proof of V-Leds yet, but I would say go with them. A lot of members have/still have with no issues.
48LED V1 VLEDS for a month and seems to be working fine. Not living proof of V-Leds yet, but I would say go with them. A lot of members have/still have with no issues.
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I tried running those 60 LEDs from autolumination but each one kept blowing after a day or immediately putting them in. Then I found out from Chris (autolumination) that the 60 just don't work good with Acuras. They swapped them for the 48's and I haven't had any problems since. I am also using 6 ohm/100watt resistors I ordered from ebay
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Just ordered the 48 led v1 from vleds.
Btw. I was just entering words in the promo bar and clublexus worked for $6 off in case anyone is purchasing anytime soon.
Btw. I was just entering words in the promo bar and clublexus worked for $6 off in case anyone is purchasing anytime soon.
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