Sidemarker LED Conversion
I've been looking around and I think I want to convert my sidemarkers to white LED's augmented by white LED's on my mirror from showstopper however I don't know where to get the replacement sidemarkers.
I've seen some replacement sidemarkers from AAC but they are amber and red LED strips not white. See Here: http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...demarkers.aspx I checked Texas regs and the sidemarkers and turn signals are permitted to be white (except for the turn signals on the rear of the car, no problem there). For those interested I can provide the exact wording. :thumbup: Anyone have any thoughts? Maybe I am just not looking in the right place. |
You may have an issue finding them in white, simply due to the fact that so many states require amber...you may have to find someone to do it custom
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Wonder if any vendor will pop in and offer :popcorn: |
Where there's a will... If I were you I'd by a single clear marker and see what it would take to get something like this in there. I don't think it would be to difficult.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...-flexible.html |
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Hope you make the next track day/cruise. Ivan |
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SuperFly03 you have a PM! |
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reasonable price too for a 1 off custom part. Much appreciated. I've added the exact regs for anyone else who is interested. I know Texas ordered some inordinate amount of Camaro's relative to the entire US so.... enjoy! |
You are welcome! If you need anything else please let me know!
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For me it is more of a safety thing as the cars next to you will see the blinking side lights and know that you are changing lanes if you are next to them. I have done this in the past on 60's muscle cars that I have built and I can wire them to the signal lights in the front and rear from the lead that will cause the dual filament turn signals to blink. What do you think, is this possible? |
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The side markers don't blink?? |
No they are a solid color (just like they come from Chevy) but you can add dual intensity circuits to make them blink.
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But hey, necessity is the mother of invention, and we are always coming up with new ideas like the footwell lighting that a forum member diagramed for us. |
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