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Lighting question
I put a blue LED light in my license plate lighting assembly, but it isn't very bright, and barely shines on my plate. It's just cheap $5 bulb with just one LED, we had to sand it down to fit in the assembly. I also bought some amber 5 bulbs, they are the same height and width, but can't be sanded, so it won't fit.
Is their a way I can mod the assembly to allow it to shine better? Or would it be better to purchase a better brand of LED's? Or just a different colour all together? |
What I have is a wedge 194 led that I got off ebay. Its only one bulb and its bright. The blue is a little dim but the white looks real nice and it has a hint of blue anyway. Check that out.
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If you could find me ones like it and show me, it would be appreciated. Even in the dark, you can just see the light, it barely lights up the plate. |
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you don't want blue external lights on the car. ESPICIALLY license plate.
you'll get a ticket in no time, for impersonating an emergency vehicle. stick with white/yellow if your doing outside lights. Inside...anything goes. |
or check out superbrightleds.com, I get all my stuff from there
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yeah cops are all over exterior lighting at times, i got pulled over for neons awhile back and the cop told me red blue and green are illegal. i had red. but i asked a cop from my town and he called the dapartment i got pulled over from effin idiots. hahaha cop told me that as long as u cant see the light from the front of vehicle or as long as they're not flashing.
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you can also try autolumination.com thats where i get all my bulbs from
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