Update on L.E.D.tech's light kit

[Guest]

A couple of weeks ago, I contacted Jim about one of his kits. It arrived in the mail yesterday. Here's what's in the kit:
4-1157 red LEDs
2-1157 amber LEDs
2-1156 amber LEDs
2-57 white LEDs
4-ScotchLock taps
2-resistors encased in aluminum heat sinks
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I just wanted to say that I highly recommend contacting Jim (L.E.D.tech) if you are wanting to convert your lights over to LEDs. He has been very helpful and extremely patient with all of my dumb questions. Now I just have to get the time to install them.

Hoss

[Guest]

Hi guys!
I am new here but I am very interested in doing this change to my '84 Interstate.
Can you point me in the right direction? (Website, post, or whatever)
Thanks in aadvance.
First time poster!
-Steve

[roscoepc]

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If you click on the PM button you can ask Jim about his kits!

[Mungoo]

Ok i am lookin on ebay for a red controller checkin prices. i keep Led Light Accessories Connector / Power Wire LED Controllers seein the led lights come up they look bad a**.. If i were to purchase some of these.. how do i go about installing them.. is it worth it? price ranges? I just want to know how to do this because i am really thinkin on gettin some..

[seabee]

That's a good kit, but, I would ditch the scotchlocks and use solder and heat shrink. Corrosion will be an issue with the quick connectors and cause connection failures. It's also a good thing to do with the infamous stator wires. Just my 2 cents.

[SIR tricky]

I do prefer soldering and heat shrink where possible but a slight coating of electrical grease on the wires prior to inserting in the scotch locks will prevent the corrosion.