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LED Tailights. Are they worth it?

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muddyjames:
I would too. I have seen them on ebay but unsure about the sellers. Need to look at ratings I guess and yes as you say, bulbs are a pain to put in the disco. I am having issues on getting my current brake / side light bulb in so it stays on at the mo. :roll:

wrecker:
i have leds in all lights at the back mate,disco,

i got stop,tail,bright but very very bright when on the brake

normal red led for fog lights,very bright

orange for indicator but had to mod the wiring as they flashed well fast :roll:

and white :cool: for reverse,

i paid £3,99 a pair at a market in cornwall,the make are neon if that's of any help,ill grab the box and see whats on there

Range Rover Blues:
I've got them, some I've fitted are not as bright but if you fit Red ones at the back, not white ones and make sure they are the 36 LED types then they are every bit as good and you can clearly see how much quicker they light up.  I fitted them so I can leave parking lights on, plus my sister's caravn seems to have fried her brake light switch (I suspect it was on it's way out) so I fitted them throughout my caravan too.

adafish:
got them alround in the 110.....the rear are alot brighter and react quicker...also the front ones (side lights) are good....the indicators give it that new look flash....brought all mine from BOLTONBITS......about £75 in total, with flasher relay

carbore:
Are any of the above e-marked (is that right) and all good on the MOT. I know lights can be funny especially those blue tinged ones (that were on all the cops Omegas!)

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