They look MUCH better now they are tinted. I want to send my OE rear lights and side indicators to this clear black place, so far I have received ZERO response - so much for being good at replying to emails!
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They always replied to me at the end of the working day, about 5.15pm. So you should hear from them soon 
Ah.
Ok, well you could try ringing them...
The guy i delt with is called Stu Wilkison, his mobile no is: 07803959574
Ok, well you could try ringing them...
The guy i delt with is called Stu Wilkison, his mobile no is: 07803959574
Copra said:yes, the ones in the pic of your car!!![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
ooh i want them so bad. My mrs would actually kill me if i got them before holiday though. i promised i wouldnt get my bumpers sprayed and fit them before holiday, or get the suspension fitted...how i am still alive is a mystery, so i had better wait
just do it!
she wont noticed... if she does just say you cleaned the car!
Copra said:oh, possibly a bad solder joint or loose connection?
good thinking about the lights
oh i see your in camberley, i live in farnborough, i'll wave if i see you about
rob... thats wat i suggested to you before because it does sound very strange!
(im sure u have double and tripple checked the scotch locks connections!
)iv been constantly checking my lights and im happy to say that they work 100%!
i think its a big coincidence about you changing your brakes rob... i dont know, seams a bit fishy really!
ask your sony TV guy!
james
Fl@pper said:
i have the osram diadems in my projector front head lamps and they look wicked i think!
i put the standard LCR philips silvertecs in the rears and wen i got my RAID rear LED lights i just wacked them back in, i did think about buying another set of diadems but decided not to/forgot all about it in the end (because the silvertec bulbs do compliment the lights very wel!)
tho now u have me thinking again!
i think il take one of my front diadems out and put them in the rear and see which i prefer!
in fact i may do it at the essex meet 2mo and get other peeps views on it!
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i was going to fit diadems when i get mine. cant beat the oily blue look of the bulb, they look lovely
FILOU
Guest
Hello! I buy the same product and I have problems. I have the indicator which ignites on my dashboard and the third lights brake also ignites... Resistences should be posed? You do not have a simpler solution?
FILOU
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J@mes said:
Ok where do do buy resistors ?
Excuse me for my english... I m french it s difficult for me ...
My web site is: www.leon-concept.com
FILOU
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FILOU said:
Can you give me the exact references of resistances? One needs two of them it is Ca? Thank you very much!
FILOU
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J@mes said:ask rob!
the website is earlier in this thread, have a read through!
Can you ask to rom for me please ?
Hey
We have used x2 12 ohm 25w resistors wired in parralell to each rear lamp, you need to use those splicing tabs you can get from any good part store
And splice them onto the ground & postive brake light wires.
Becuase the LED's have less resistance than a standard incandecent bulb, it cuases the rear high level brake light to glow.. for some insane and retarted reason, the same way fitting LED indicators makes the rest of the indicators flash twice as fast.
The incandecent bulbs are rated at about 6ohms, however finding 6ohm 25w restistors isnt easy, so x2 12ohms in parrallel has the same effect.
However i need to stress that i have had problems (james says he hasnt) with this setup, sometimes the rear brake lights do not come on, which as you can image is somewhat dangerous. I am unsure if this is faulty resitor, LED light system or what ever. I dont have an explanation as of yet, but plan to spend a good few hours with the meter, and my service manager (who sorted this out to me) to try and undestand whats happening.
Rob
We have used x2 12 ohm 25w resistors wired in parralell to each rear lamp, you need to use those splicing tabs you can get from any good part store
And splice them onto the ground & postive brake light wires.
Becuase the LED's have less resistance than a standard incandecent bulb, it cuases the rear high level brake light to glow.. for some insane and retarted reason, the same way fitting LED indicators makes the rest of the indicators flash twice as fast.
The incandecent bulbs are rated at about 6ohms, however finding 6ohm 25w restistors isnt easy, so x2 12ohms in parrallel has the same effect.
However i need to stress that i have had problems (james says he hasnt) with this setup, sometimes the rear brake lights do not come on, which as you can image is somewhat dangerous. I am unsure if this is faulty resitor, LED light system or what ever. I dont have an explanation as of yet, but plan to spend a good few hours with the meter, and my service manager (who sorted this out to me) to try and undestand whats happening.
Rob
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