$1.99 LED rocklights

67fastback · 02-29-2012, 11:47 PM

Get your attention?

Found these tiny 6500k wavelength, 120* beam, natural white(other colors available but less intense), 9-15vdc, waterproof LED's for $1.99ea. www.superbrightleds.com- LD1CW cool white color

http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...Fld1-x_alm.htm

Im going to put 4 around each tire, 2 in front and 2 behind hook up on toggle switch maybe pushing 3.8v total..

Mattnatti · 03-01-2012, 10:35 PM

I purchased led bulbs from superbright for my civic. I recommend this place. Very reasonable prices, fast shipping and good products.

FluxIndustries · 03-02-2012, 12:43 AM

I will be very interested to see what kind of light they put out. Please put a "lit" picture up when you get them installed.

67fastback · 03-02-2012, 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by FluxIndustries

I will be very interested to see what kind of light they put out. Please put a "lit" picture up when you get them installed.

http://www.zukikrawlers.com/showthre...&highlight=LED
that is a link that told me about them and what they look like on the his sami with pics too.. looks he recomended using 4 led per tires one at each corner and seem to light it up well...

93 Krawler · 03-02-2012, 12:23 PM

I'd like to see some pics too. Didn't see any pics on that link.

67fastback · 03-03-2012, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by 93 Krawler

I'd like to see some pics too. Didn't see any pics on that link.

this is with just two led's one in front and one in back.

now with 4 - 2 front 2 rear of each tire

Mgoony · 03-03-2012, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by FluxIndustries

I will be very interested to see what kind of light they put out. Please put a "lit" picture up when you get them installed.

Yes please do post up a pic "lit up"

93 Krawler · 03-08-2012, 10:56 AM

I bought 20 of those led's. I was impressed with the light output. If you put them 2' apart around your rig, it would light up very well. I hooked all 20 together and from the center of my rig, you could see all around the truck. I hooked 1 to a 9v battery, and I could walk around my house in the dark and see real good. Only time will tell how long they last. Amazing light output for $1.99. These things are tiny.

dougg01 · 03-08-2012, 02:35 PM

Pretty neat. I was thinking on using something like this, but with a twist. I've got some 1" lexan we used to cover the shop lights we put in the shop floor. A good chunk of it is left. I was going to cut a slice of it, drill holes on one end (not the face, but an end) that are slightly larger than the LEDS and slip one in each hole and epoxy. I could use my router to cut a trench to gather the wires in and epoxy that too. Terminate with a pair of plugs (RCA or whatever) and epoxy that in place. Run my wires to a small switch panel in my console or door pocket and I can appear ricey going down the street or flip one on to check for damage after hitting a critter on my way home.

I figure 2-4 lights per slab of lexan. The lexan can be drilled for mounting and the light will diffuse everywhere and provide a nice glow. The lexan is tough to bust and I can hit it with some wet 600-1000 grit and plastic polish to keep the luminosity.

Its a virtual no-load setup for lighting where you need it. Might even put a couple in the cargo area of the blazer since the light back there now is almost useless.

02-29-2012, 11:47 PM	#1
67fastback Splattt- you want some Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Mason,Oh Posts: 692	$1.99 LED rocklights Get your attention? Found these tiny 6500k wavelength, 120* beam, natural white(other colors available but less intense), 9-15vdc, waterproof LED's for $1.99ea. www.superbrightleds.com- LD1CW cool white color http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...Fld1-x_alm.htm Im going to put 4 around each tire, 2 in front and 2 behind hook up on toggle switch maybe pushing 3.8v total.. __________________ Thanks, 67fastback ------------- 84 Honda cr60r - for sale 87 Honda 200sx - for sale 67 Mustang fastback - under restoration MCA #63430 04 Silverado 2500 crew cab 87 sami - "SPLAT" 87 sami tin top - "Blue Fire" 88 sami - "Squirt" My New Video Channel -http://www.youtube.com/PhillbillyProduction My Video Channel - http://www.youtube.com/justworkn

03-01-2012, 10:35 PM	#2
Mattnatti Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Reading , ohio Posts: 42	I purchased led bulbs from superbright for my civic. I recommend this place. Very reasonable prices, fast shipping and good products.

03-02-2012, 12:43 AM	#3
FluxIndustries Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 76	I will be very interested to see what kind of light they put out. Please put a "lit" picture up when you get them installed.

03-02-2012, 12:23 PM	#5
93 Krawler >>>PMC<<< - CORE Member - - Administrator - Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ross, OH Posts: 2,069 Images: 1268	I'd like to see some pics too. Didn't see any pics on that link.

03-08-2012, 10:56 AM	#8
93 Krawler >>>PMC<<< - CORE Member - - Administrator - Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ross, OH Posts: 2,069 Images: 1268	I bought 20 of those led's. I was impressed with the light output. If you put them 2' apart around your rig, it would light up very well. I hooked all 20 together and from the center of my rig, you could see all around the truck. I hooked 1 to a 9v battery, and I could walk around my house in the dark and see real good. Only time will tell how long they last. Amazing light output for $1.99. These things are tiny.

03-08-2012, 02:35 PM	#9
dougg01 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: NE Scott County, KY Posts: 39	Pretty neat. I was thinking on using something like this, but with a twist. I've got some 1" lexan we used to cover the shop lights we put in the shop floor. A good chunk of it is left. I was going to cut a slice of it, drill holes on one end (not the face, but an end) that are slightly larger than the LEDS and slip one in each hole and epoxy. I could use my router to cut a trench to gather the wires in and epoxy that too. Terminate with a pair of plugs (RCA or whatever) and epoxy that in place. Run my wires to a small switch panel in my console or door pocket and I can appear ricey going down the street or flip one on to check for damage after hitting a critter on my way home. I figure 2-4 lights per slab of lexan. The lexan can be drilled for mounting and the light will diffuse everywhere and provide a nice glow. The lexan is tough to bust and I can hit it with some wet 600-1000 grit and plastic polish to keep the luminosity. Its a virtual no-load setup for lighting where you need it. Might even put a couple in the cargo area of the blazer since the light back there now is almost useless.