yeah its a bit steep. you can always grab the high power ones fromn Vled's which are only a tad bit less brighter than the polargs

 

yeah if its too expensive for you get some ebay ones. Its does the job but you get what you pay for.

if you want your plate lights bright i suggest getting the POLARG for the plates and the rest from ebay or somethin

 

get them from VLEDs.com not ebay. the ebay ones usually do not last as long.

 

To be honest when I had a mazda 6 speed I had all my LEDs from eBay and they lasted me two years until I sold it and now it's in my girls civic

 

What's up guys? I bought a pair of vleds for my step light but I just realized those are actually map lights (DE3175). I know the step lights are the DE3022, however; there shouldn't be a problem if I use the DE3175 for the step lights, should there?

Thanks

 

Yeah that will fit! I did that in mine no problems

 

Oh, ok. Thanks a lot

 

NP! post up if you need some more help!

 

Do you not need a resistor for LED lights?

 

Only if you plan on putting them in your turn signals where the light blinks.
If the light being replace doesn't blink, it doesn't need a resistor.
If the light being replaced does blink, a resistor will be necessary to prevent hyperblinking.

 

Your lucky then! Coz I bought a set that i put on my upper glove box and now it blinking like crazy. I sent a message to vleds and goodthing they will replace it for me.

 

does the hyperblink cause any damage down the long run??? i kind of think a faster
indicator looks better, you guys think that cops would care if your turn signal was red instead of amber?

 

Thanks alot. I was confused because I know some people were using resistors, but now that I think about it, it was for the turn signals.

 

Ok got it you got a link to where you got that H1 fog light ?

 

^^^^if you look inside of your headlight youll see a small bulb in there thats the city light

The fog light is a different bulb for my car its a H1 bulb