Firebird LED tail lights
Staging Lane
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Hagerstown, MD
That's such an ignorant rip off. I could build one of those kits for under $300 easy. I have fan switch unit I'm selling on eBay at the moment, which I've been building for years on my own third and forth gen birds.
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
Originally Posted by epic
And this isn't a surprise. 
Much better parts could be had with that money.
Much better parts could be had with that money.
I could just imagine buying those and then getting rearended at a stoplight.
On The Tree
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 185
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From: Knoxville, Tennessee
Originally Posted by y2k_ta
That ain't no lie....
I could just imagine buying those and then getting rearended at a stoplight.
I could just imagine buying those and then getting rearended at a stoplight.
Oh God, what a ripoff. If you look at the pics you can see the 3 light sources inside. He just replaced the bulbs with LED bulbs.
He probably used these:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/21646...26quot%3B+Junk
If he actually used 350 LED's per side they would look more like this:
He probably used these:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/21646...26quot%3B+Junk
If he actually used 350 LED's per side they would look more like this:
They didn't sell and have been relisted. This time someone asked what LEDS he used.
Q: what color and what size of LED's were used in the project?
Apr-29-06
A: There's a mix of rope and hyper bright 5mm LEDs, all clear lenses that emmit monochromatic red.
Even knowing that, I think they are still way over priced.
Q: what color and what size of LED's were used in the project?
Apr-29-06
A: There's a mix of rope and hyper bright 5mm LEDs, all clear lenses that emmit monochromatic red.
Even knowing that, I think they are still way over priced.
