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hi all changing all my standard bulbs to led, so does anyone know what led bulbs i need for the following please -

r34 gtt -

Front Indicators

reverse light

rear fog light

ive already got led side lights,led side indicators,and led reg plate light.im also getting a set of rear led clusters these come with 2 amber indicator bulbs does any one know if these bulbs are led to match the rear clusters or are standard. any info would be great, many thanks in advance. cheers marty. :banana:

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Have absolutely no faith in your rear brake/ rear lights looking good, let me know when you install them and i'll come round and play connect the dots lol.

if you have a look you will see that there is only one bulb per half circle on the rear lights, that means if you put an led in its place you would have a distinctive dot as leds don't scatter light like conventional bulbs.

Although i could be wrong so in that case feel free to correct me :banana:

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Have absolutely no faith in your rear brake/ rear lights looking good, let me know when you install them and i'll come round and play connect the dots lol.

if you have a look you will see that there is only one bulb per half circle on the rear lights, that means if you put an led in its place you would have a distinctive dot as leds don't scatter light like conventional bulbs.

Although i could be wrong so in that case feel free to correct me :D

hia pal for the the rear lights im just getting a set of the lexus style led lights so they already sorted i wont be trying any diy with them lol. what i was asking is if anyone else who has fitted these knows if the 2 amber bulbs you get with them are led or just standard. cheers marty. :D

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