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clear front indicators, purpose made.
http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/942
also, has anyone used the 'invisible' chrome coloured bulbs that light up orange?
http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/942
also, has anyone used the 'invisible' chrome coloured bulbs that light up orange?
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rain902 wrote:clear front indicators, purpose made.
http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/942
also, has anyone used the 'invisible' chrome coloured bulbs that light up orange?
Yup, I got a pair of those 'invisible' chrome coloured bulbs from mx5parts.co.uk when i ordered my altessa (altezza?) tail lights.
Paid a mint for them and yes, they are invisible .
Wanna buy them off me (the invisible tail lights)?
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JSE wrote:I also have a pair of chrome coloured/silver coated indicator bulbs. I bought them thinking they would fix this problem. $20 from Autojoy
can people see you indicating?
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Yeah they arn't as bright as the normal ones...but definately people can still see you. I don't use them though cause the chrome/silver coating gets VERY VERY hot and when testing them I took one out and burn't my hand...so I'm holding a grudge against them...but yeah they are perfectly fine and legal. They glow a much deeper cool looking orange then the bright normal light ones.
http://www.autojoy.com.au/product/lighting/color_bulb.htm
Scroll down to B1 Hybrid Visual Style - the amber one...
They don't sell them for $40 though anymore...I would never pay that for indicator lights
http://www.autojoy.com.au/product/lighting/color_bulb.htm
Scroll down to B1 Hybrid Visual Style - the amber one...
They don't sell them for $40 though anymore...I would never pay that for indicator lights
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rain902 wrote:JSE wrote:I also have a pair of chrome coloured/silver coated indicator bulbs. I bought them thinking they would fix this problem. $20 from Autojoy
can people see you indicating?
unsure. Which is reason enough not for me to use them
If you don't mind the drive down to Hoon Central (Hoppers Crossing) you can have them. Email or msn yours truly: fastfreddygassit@hotmail.com
It will most probably take me a few days to find them
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fastfreddygassit wrote:rain902 wrote:JSE wrote:I also have a pair of chrome coloured/silver coated indicator bulbs. I bought them thinking they would fix this problem. $20 from Autojoy
can people see you indicating?
unsure. Which is reason enough not for me to use them
If you don't mind the drive down to Hoon Central (Hoppers Crossing) you can have them. Email or msn yours truly: fastfreddygassit@hotmail.com
It will most probably take me a few days to find them
oh yes - its a long way from altona (hoon east)
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one of the original questions was something to do with flash duration control - i found this:
http://www.narva.com.au/Switches_38.html
electronic flasher cans.
also, fitting an LED with a 1k ohm dropping resistor will help it put up with 12-14VDC, to get the can to behave properly ye would need a fairly powerful resistor across (in parallel) the + and - of the led, maybe 1 or 5 watt power handling, and about 1300 ohms resistance. There is an equation for figuring out exactly what resistance you want, but i think i forgot tht one years ago.
electronic flasher can sounds easier to me...
http://www.narva.com.au/Switches_38.html
electronic flasher cans.
also, fitting an LED with a 1k ohm dropping resistor will help it put up with 12-14VDC, to get the can to behave properly ye would need a fairly powerful resistor across (in parallel) the + and - of the led, maybe 1 or 5 watt power handling, and about 1300 ohms resistance. There is an equation for figuring out exactly what resistance you want, but i think i forgot tht one years ago.
electronic flasher can sounds easier to me...
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rain902 wrote:clear front indicators, purpose made.
http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/942
also, has anyone used the 'invisible' chrome coloured bulbs that light up orange?
Beware! over $150 landed, NO park lights and illegal. I still think Green Comets idea is the best. And WAY cheaper
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10mm drill bit.
small blob of kwik grip.
some patience.
10mm buffed LED.
1kohm dropping resistor.
.2 grams solder.
15mm heatshrink.
5 minutes work.
legal.
small blob of kwik grip.
some patience.
10mm buffed LED.
1kohm dropping resistor.
.2 grams solder.
15mm heatshrink.
5 minutes work.
legal.
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Yeah that bulb is plenty bright without the orange lid in front of it. They now serve as my parkers/driving lights since I rewired them, and some forum members here can attest to how bright/annoying they can be
So yeah if you keep'em as blinkers and replace them with orange bulbs of same wattage they'll still work great.
jonno.
So yeah if you keep'em as blinkers and replace them with orange bulbs of same wattage they'll still work great.
jonno.
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