my dad has them on his chevy truck and there realy nice. a bit pricy only bad thign is that the flaster dosnt like it. must be due to the lack of load vs/ incodesent bulbs. flasher flases a touch faster than it should. nothing major.

you should check the pages - they have wide angle and radially mounted bulb models, plus turn signal resistor kits and relays.

but really, LEDs on a Wabbit?   :tool:

Yea, I was noticing those, it looks like I could have everything to do it for pretty reasonable.


He's just jealous - of - something...

the low power makes it think it has a burnt out bulb so i blinks faster, the signal kits should prevent that.

i think leds on a rabbit make sense, the leds are more visable and get your attention because they are instant on/off. this is good for safety, especially on older cars with outdated lighting.

They would also be a good choice for rough driving conditions--aka a rally car. No little fragile filament to break.