Reply to "Tail light LEDs"

DannyP

Phil, I purchased some plastic 3157 GM sockets. These are 2 filament, but required a little cutting and grinding to make them fit our Spyder taillights. They go in with a 3 tabs at 120 degree intervals(or thereabouts). I also purchased some red and amber LED lights, as I did them all. Then replace your flasher relay with one designed for LED use. That way you don't have to worry about loads and extra resistors and such.

I also put LED bars in the top of the grilles, really lights up the rear of the car when braking.

Pretty sure they are on my build page on FB.

7/25/1812:17 PM

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