Authentic Yellow Headlight Source
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Re: Authentic Yellow Headlight Source
That’s cool. I’ve already ordered them and I’m sure they’ll look better than they do now. I just hate that blue color for headlights.
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Re: Authentic Yellow Headlight Source
Good point, definitelly. Yeah, normal leds are a tight fit, you have to cut the legs very close to the bulb, use thin wires and compress it a bit. But in my opinion normal leds are still worth it because of the beam. I do night missions and being able to see where I am going is awesome, lol.Max-U52 wrote:I used the Flathead LEDs because they're easier to get into those tiny little headlight buckets they have on the P3 and the P4.
In case that is not needed, then I suggest to use SMD warm white leds, which are even more flat and easier to fit.
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If you are wanting a projected beam, don't forget to paint the inside of the lamp housing with chrome paint. It all helps. 

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Re: Authentic Yellow Headlight Source
I glue aluminium foil inside plastic light buckets
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