LED tail lights for 4th Gen

[2000dreambird]

Hey all, I'm looking into having a place produce a set of LED honeycomb tail lights, complete with sequential flashing controller. problem is that they're not cheap to do as a 1 off unit... If i can get about 10 people interested in them i can get the cost down to about $900-$1000. I know that's still expensive, but they come with a lifetime warranty. If i had uber amounts of $$ to throw at it i would order 100 units and they would be closed to $4-500 each.

THOUGHTS...?????

[jonnyman]

sounds like that would be pretty cool, would they require resistors for the led's ?

[theorangeguy]

sounds like that would be pretty cool, would they require resistors for the led's ?

A grand for a set of tail lights...? Ouch...You could always use LED bulbs

[jonnyman]

led bulbs are a pain in the ass, you have to wire in resistors, and put in electronic flashers. too much work for such a little return in appearance

A grand for a set of tail lights...? Ouch...You could always use LED bulbs

[theorangeguy]

led bulbs are a pain in the ass, you have to wire in resistors, and put in electronic flashers. too much work for such a little return in appearance

I know, I was kidding about the price more than anything

[jonnyman]

if they made a set under 5 bills and I needed the taillights say from an accident I would consider it

[theorangeguy]

if they made a set under 5 bills and I needed the taillights say from an accident I would consider it

"excuse me Mr. State farm rep...I backed into a poll and the ONLY thing damaged was both tail lights...bumper is fine" You could probably use the fact that the car isnt made any more as a pretty solid excuse to buy after market lights

[jonnyman]

I don't even carry collision on my car! lol

[red00bird]

I would consider it if one of the housing lights lit up like the Phoenix

[az gt eater]

For a grand, you could change out all the lights in your car. Three times. There is a writeup on sequential lights somewhere.