correct: just one per side.The ones Layonn used are a little pricy, but the PIAA 921-x12 LEDs are only $6/each. I assume we just need one per side?
They were only $32 for the pair when i ordered them.The ones Layonn used are a little pricy, but the PIAA 921-x12 LEDs are only $6/each. I assume we just need one per side?
and how's the throw of the light? how far can you see by them? my big problem with LEDs is that they're great for things like taillights and turn signals, where their function relies on someone looking at the lit bulb, but they have almost no throw, and so are near-useless for things like flashlights, where the point is to be able to see by the light they give off.If they make them similar to the ones i am using but for the FJC, definitely worth it. The light output easily looks to be 5 times brighter.
Hmm, I've had the exact opposite experience with LED flashlights. But I'm very interested in how they work for reverse lights.and how's the throw of the light? how far can you see by them? my big problem with LEDs is that they're great for things like taillights and turn signals, where their function relies on someone looking at the lit bulb, but they have almost no throw, and so are near-useless for things like flashlights, where the point is to be able to see by the light they give off.
most of the LED flashlights i've used, for example, have a useful throw of about six inches or a foot, beyond which the light falls off really quickly, making the flashlight useless for seeing things at any distance.