DIY: Yellow to White Lights (with LEDs and Blue Halogens)
SubscribeThe mix and match of the white HID Headlights and the yellowish sidemarker, parking lights, and foglights always looked strange to me. For less than $40, you can make them all white. Here is what I used:
Sidemarker LEDs from www.superbrightleds.com circled in red (they just fit)
Parking light LEDs (BAX9) from
http://superlumination.com/otherleds.htm
H6W BAX9s 64132 Bayonet Bulbs (Offset Bayonet Pins)
Foglights Blue Halogens(H3s)
http://superlumination.com/headlights.htm
Special thanks to M32 for his advice
here are the photos:
Sidemarker LEDs from www.superbrightleds.com circled in red (they just fit)
Parking light LEDs (BAX9) from
http://superlumination.com/otherleds.htm
H6W BAX9s 64132 Bayonet Bulbs (Offset Bayonet Pins)
Foglights Blue Halogens(H3s)
http://superlumination.com/headlights.htm
Special thanks to M32 for his advice
here are the photos:
very nice.. thanks!
Thanks for the info!
this photo shows the transition a little bit better
Great job!
Since we are talking about bulbs...
You guys may also want to go with the chrome plated bulbs for the blinkers up front and back. 7507 amber for front, 7507 red for rear.
Also, the door lights are also 168/194 bulbs like the side markers. The side dome lights are also 168/194. The middle one is a festoon 42mm.
You guys may also want to go with the chrome plated bulbs for the blinkers up front and back. 7507 amber for front, 7507 red for rear.
Also, the door lights are also 168/194 bulbs like the side markers. The side dome lights are also 168/194. The middle one is a festoon 42mm.
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Originally Posted by ExclusiveTT
very nice.. thanks!
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Originally Posted by NineNineSixTT
Thanks for the info!
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Thank you, would never have felt comfortable enough to do this without the advice/input/motivation from fellow 6speedersOriginally Posted by Small Shrimp
Great job!
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I have had no problems, all bulbs still working today.Originally Posted by aaronchanfilms
Maybe I missed something, but just to be sure, these bulbs dont cause any over heating or plastic melting?
leds dont produce alot of heat like a light bulb does



