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Truck LED lights

Post by Grumpy Stumpy »

I am in the market for some bling bling LED's for use as rear indicators aand brake lights. Can anyone advise me where I might be able to get some and any idea what they are worth? I am Brisbane.

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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

Could check out the Narva website, and get in contact with them about where their agent locations are.

Try going to Truck places around your area aswell.
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Grumpy Stumpy wrote:I am in the market for some bling bling LED's for use as rear indicators aand brake lights. Can anyone advise me where I might be able to get some and any idea what they are worth? I am Brisbane.

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Post by chimpboy »

Have a look on www.hella.com.au, get me some part numbers and I can organise a price.

No guarantees it will be world-beating but my neighbour is a Hella distributor. It's always cheaper if a few people all buy the same stuff at once.

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truckline on ipswich rd rocklea has heaps of stock and excellent prices.
they are on the left when heading towards the city.
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Post by DAZZ »

Ashdowns sell Zeil leds Seem OK. Cheaper then Hella and Narva. Been selling heaps at work....
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Post by V8Patrol »

Local Shire had em on their "Road Maintainance" trucks but removed em after ppl complained about the poor visivility and an accident in which a passenger car struck the truck ( driver said there were no lights visiable).

Their brightness intensity is severly deminished during daylight hours specfically during early morning and late arvo sunlight.

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Post by Midget »

Yeah i must agree here,I have them on my car trailer.
The clear ones i got have brake,tail and indicator in them and during the day they are a little hard to see,but god dam when it's dark they are great,you see em a mile away.


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Post by 4sum4 »

Don`t they use less watts if so wouldn`t it make them flash out of wack :?
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Post by Midget »

Not sure about that 4sum,They work fine on my car trailer....

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4sum4 wrote:Don`t they use less watts if so wouldn`t it make them flash out of wack :?


thats right it wont flash as quick as if u have a blown globe but they will flash a bit quicker
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Post by basketcase »

oozuk has preety nice ones on the back of his zuk. I'd give him a PM to see where to get them.
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hypolux wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t they use less watts if so wouldn`t it make them flash out of wack :?


thats right it wont flash as quick as if u have a blown globe but they will flash a bit quicker


just get a timed flasher unit instead of a load sensitive one.
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Post by Midget »

bj on roids wrote:
hypolux wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t they use less watts if so wouldn`t it make them flash out of wack :?


thats right it wont flash as quick as if u have a blown globe but they will flash a bit quicker


just get a timed flasher unit instead of a load sensitive one.


As i said,i don't have any probs with mine towing behind my cruiser,They flash all the same as the normal....

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Post by hypo »

Fourwheelin wrote:
bj on roids wrote:
hypolux wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t they use less watts if so wouldn`t it make them flash out of wack :?


thats right it wont flash as quick as if u have a blown globe but they will flash a bit quicker


just get a timed flasher unit instead of a load sensitive one.


As i said,i don't have any probs with mine towing behind my cruiser,They flash all the same as the normal....

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they wont effect the car if they r on the trailer anyway, if u replace the cars lights with them they will.

and yes BJ that is the best thing 2 do but if it dont bother ya who cares
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Post by ausyota »

Im planning on swapping both the rear lights and the front indicators over to LEDs.
So do I just need to get one those timed flasher unit things that BJ was talking about?
Do these just slot into the normal spot?
Who makes em?

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Post by Guy »

I am pretty sure that they have a resistor pack or something in there to make the system "see" the same sort of load as a normal incandescent light ..
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Post by redrocket »

A little tip, when replacing ute tail lights with the hella 3 in 1 LED units you will have to add a red reflector to the rear of the vehicle somewhere cause the LED's don't have any built in. If you get the semi trailer version of the 3 in 1 you will find these are a bit brighter as well. You should be looking at around $120ish ± $30 each for the big semi ones.
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Post by Grumpy Stumpy »

Woooo - Thanks for all the feedback. Time to do some bartering I think. Will post photos when I get the job done.
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Post by DNA Off Road »

Just paid $180 for 6 lights - 2 each of reverse, tail/brake and indicator - check the Narva website - ordered them via Thompson's spare parts - arrived from Syndey two days later - I'm happy enough with that....
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Post by big red »

the long thin hella ones...about 26mm wide and 258mm long
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