Dont have the website but still offer LED products

[Guest]

The First of the new LEDs are in and they are on the all new LED Nights Website.
There are many more LED styles to choose from.

We have done much research over the past six months and have found great quality LEDs and have the best prices around.

These LEDs will save you tons of power.

Lets take the 1157 for instance, the stock filament bulb draws 59[/color] amps on low and 2.10 amps on high

The 1157 LED draws 18 milliamps on low and 22 milliamps on high.

There are 1000 Milliamps in 1 Amp

This is a Huge power savings....

The shipping is and will continue to be free.

[admin]

Do you carry the special turn signall flashers that work with the LED bulb smaller current draw?

[Guest]

Not yet vic, I have found that most of the electronic flashers are avalible at the local auto parts stores.

I do plan to carry those as soon as I can.

PS, try and avoid load resistors as they use up all the power savings gained by using LEDs..

Jim

[myplace 46]

Not yet vic, I have found that most of the electronic flashers are avalible at the local auto parts stores.

I do plan to carry those as soon as I can.

PS, try and avoid load resistors as they use up all the power savings gained by using LEDs..

Jim

[b]Also, they can get hot enough to melt plastic [/b]hock: hock: hock:

[Pat83t]

I don't have my bike right here, but if it is the standard 2 prong 552 flasher, the electronic version in the brand Tridon is a EL-12C. The are available from just about any standard auto parts stores or online at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.partsamerica.com">http://www.partsamerica.com</a><!-- w -->

[Guest]

Thank you for the information

[Guest]

Y'all know where the flasher is on an '84?