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Duane_Rhynard
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Everyone who is considering LEDS should be aware that all LEDS are not created equal. I purchased some for my instruments on eBay, they were very bright but also ran very very hot, over 564 degrees Fahrenheit! Way too hot to be inside any of my instruments or behind my dash!
I then ordered the two Moss Motors has for sale, they measured 240 Fahrenheit for the multi-element LED and 171 Fahrenheit for the flat LED. As a reference, the stock incandescent measures 423 Fahrenheit. (See infrared images below)
I also have LEDS for all of my brake, turn signal, and running lights, utilizing the flasher unit from https://www.superbrightleds.com/ (See image below) which does not require any resistors or any other additional equipment or modifications.
Thanks,
Duane
Top Image: Stock incandescent
Bottom Left Moss Flat
Bottom Right: eBay LED
I then ordered the two Moss Motors has for sale, they measured 240 Fahrenheit for the multi-element LED and 171 Fahrenheit for the flat LED. As a reference, the stock incandescent measures 423 Fahrenheit. (See infrared images below)
I also have LEDS for all of my brake, turn signal, and running lights, utilizing the flasher unit from https://www.superbrightleds.com/ (See image below) which does not require any resistors or any other additional equipment or modifications.
Thanks,
Duane
Top Image: Stock incandescent
Bottom Left Moss Flat
Bottom Right: eBay LED