Reply to "Rear lights--LEDs anyone?"

charliemccallMember

This was discussed on the DeTomaso e-mail forum a few weeks back, and the summary is that there are good LED's and bad ones. The good ones are very expensive and very good, and the bad ones are not very expensive but pretty bad. This is truly a case of getting what you pay for.

A group in Texas did a comparison and found that the LED's made their brake lights quite a bit brighter. But they got good LEDs. It was also pointed out that messing with the illumination level of your brake lights is something you need to think carefully about.

4/4/0612:42 AM

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