LED lights replace with oem lights

[R77F1]

Where can I find the LED lights to replace the oem doom light, interior lights, and 2 front lights? The oem lights look so oldschool and use a lot of voltages.

 

[Osiris_x11]

sick man, dat's so bright son...

Oh gosh, welcome to 2004! The search is your friend, my friend... all of our friend's friend!

www.v-leds.com

www.superbrightleds.com

www.autolumination.com

www.ebay.com (my personal preference as you get better prices & more bulbs cost vs. the options above)

G/luck!

(don't forget to post some pics in an existing thread or a new one, along w/ what you ordered & from where, for how much, and your opinion)

Also, for your reference:

http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProducts/AutomotiveLighting/LampReplacementGuide/AutoLRG-Results.htm

1991 ACURA NSX

Low beam headlamp
9006

High beam headlamp
9005

Parking light
1157

Front turn signal
1157A

Rear turn signal
1156

Tail light
2057

Stop light
2057

High mount stop light
1156

Fog/Driving light
H3-55W

License plate
67/97

Back up light
1156

Front sidemarker
168

Rear sidemarker
168

Dome light
DE3021

Note: a few sizes listed above are not correct or N/A (ie. actual bulbs sold as wedge-size w/ different code/# or the festoons sold as XX mm), so bests' to use the search here on NSX Prime to find the relevant thread of what all people bought & their feedback

 

[R77F1]

Thanks Osiris_x11!:smile:

 

[NousDefions]

Where can I find the LED lights to replace the oem doom light, interior lights, and 2 front lights? The oem lights look so oldschool and use a lot of voltages.

I've done LED interior conversions on a few cars, and it is always a lot of fun. I typically just use plain jane Radio Shack perf board and custom make arrays to fit in the different areas (like the dome light). My personal favorite led is a simple 3mm, 6000 mcd super white, which can be had on Ebay for 10 cents a piece.

Most of the time, for the door lights, I'll put a pulse wave modulator (PWM) in with a little voltage regulator circuit so I can control the brightness. A PWM "stobes" the LEDs so they look dimmer, but are still running full voltage. I tend to find that I like the look of 6 or 9 LEDs in the doors, but the brightness is just way too much.

Have fun, and for more reference, I recommend the LED forum at hidplanet.com.

 

[Jett]

Osiris, I just wanted to commend you on yet another very informative post above.:smile: