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Basil

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I know we were talking about LED Headlights in another thread (that had wandered). Saw this and it reminded me of that discussion.
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By the way, I just changed the regular reverse light bulbs in my Telluride with these, and WOW, I can see where I'm going when I back up!

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36 SERIES WHITE LED CARGO / REVERSE LIGHT BULBS 921

Aluminum CNC machined heat sink with flexible PCB for optimal thermal performance CC Driver Constant current driver ensures reliability even with voltage fluctuations (as opposed to resistors that fail) Molded Base Plastic base that fits perfectly in factory sockets Proprietary Color...
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I put a set of Cibies on the rear bumper of my
'77 Toyota SR5 longbed that had a canopy on it.
I don't know how there legal ,as the low beam
is brighter than most regular headlights.
 
AngliaGT said:
I put a set of Cibies on the rear bumper of my
'77 Toyota SR5 longbed that had a canopy on it.
I don't know how there legal ,as the low beam
is brighter than most regular headlights.
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My Telluride has a read camera, and we I would back up at night the original reverse lights didn't help - at all. With these the area behind my car lights up like Shea stadium and I can see where I'm going!
 
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