who8888

BTW, the eyelids are 2 sets.. So you really need 3 sets.

hemptation88

I think im going to buy these leds.. for whoever has them, how are they working so far and are they as good as the more expensive ones ive seen on the threads??

chamaile0n

I haven't put them in my eyelids yet (next paycheck?) but inside the car, they rule!

Savage c-300

i stuck these leds in the front side clear markers and it gives off a bluish color but its bright. they dont match the 6000k HIDs but they might match the 8000k set because of the blue tint.

Azn_C300

anyone not satisfied willing to part out?

TB5...

boo @ blue...
i need that 4500k - 6000k look

Savage c-300

I have to say, they are bright as hell. not sure about the long term durability, but for some reason my other polarg bulbs are burning out (maybe I got oil on them while installing), so I will be buying some more of these LEDs.

Savage c-300

I feel the same way. A lot of times, bulbs are blue and not too bright. these are really bright so it kind of makes up for being blueish.

Does anyone know the difference between: hyper white, ultra white, super white? is there a difference in the K temp?

hemptation88

I guess I don't mind blueish, $60 is probablly worth the gamble

Savage c-300

I have 6000k HIDs on my car and these LEDs will be bluer then the HID kit after the HIDs warm up. If you like that look, go for it.

tehc300

the LED's look like the lite is split to the sides instead of directly pointing out. Or am I wrong?

ctgilles

Duh. Look at the bulb it has 2 SMDs on either side. You can play with the effect by turning the bulb 90° each try.

who8888

CT,

Not everyone is as bright as you are..

ctgilles

LOL? Me bright Wish I was
They will work for eyelids (I tested them) but will fail as number plate lights due to the way of its SMD design (on the sides)