I wanted to know how these look when on in your clear corners? Is there a good amount of light or stick to the regular style of bulbs?

 

well theyy're l.e.d's so all the lighht is concentrated forward. im not sure what the look like in corners bu my friend had them in his tail lights and they were just spots of loght. i would just stick to oem. but thats just me. they might look cool

 

I Think somebody here with an accord did that with there tail lights, i dont remember the name

 

I had the catz ones in my taillights a long time ago.... Looked like a little dot... not good.

Daytime: http://ibadesigns.tripod.com/Civic/i...akelights2.jpg

Night time parking lights: http://ibadesigns.tripod.com/Civic/i...ge/LEDtail.jpg

Night time brakes:
http://ibadesigns.tripod.com/Civic/i...e/LEDbrake.jpg

 

Now what about these?



"Now that you have a CLEAR light kit for your automobile, why do you have AMBER colored bulbs giving an 'egg yolk' look to your lens? THESE BULBS GLOW AMBER, BUT LOOK SILVER!!!"

And these


"This bulb has a heat resistant metallic silver coating which eliminates the yellow hue of the factory front turn signal bulbs. These bulbs appear silver to blend in with the light housing when off, but light up brilliant amber when turned on."

What comments do you have about these

 

If you buy them do you get a free 3' aluminum wing too?

 

you should NOT be one to talk after seeign the OLD pics of your ride

jfwy..

and to stay slightly on topic id stay with stock

 

HEY! :sqfawk: I never did the aluminum wing rice. h:


I say OEM as well. I have full amber corners with PIAA hyperwhites in there now. FYI

 

i haven't seen the amber LED's but i had the red ones for my taillights. they are pretty sh*tty during the day but they are decent at night. for corners though i would say just get the regular bulbs unless you want them really really bright at night and dim during the day. i have seen the silver coated ones advertised but never seen them on the street.

 

Plus having LED bulbs for a turn signal will give you the hyper blink effect.