kysledneck
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03viperguy
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looks decent, any shots of how the install looks in the daylight? just always wondered what the leds actually looks like once installed. was it easy? looks good 
SRXSRULE
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Looks cool......Just one word of caution. Red and Blue are emergency colors and not legal to use on or near a road way. Depending on your state them may be illegal off road too. Just something to keep in mind. ===SRXSRULE===
PowerValve-700
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Looks awesome! I like it! 
sxviper32
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looks sweet!!! wondered when someone on here was gonna do leds. i am puttin on my project sled, a close to a hundred the last i counted, so it should light up pretty good!!! i got blue and orange so i'm hopin i won't get in trouble. i thought about the colors and all colors are taken legally except orange or yellow. looks good!!!
kysledneck
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[I hid most wires as best as possible the running board are the hardest but I will get snow grips to cover them up! took about an hour to install but 2 hours duct taping them in diff spots untill I settled on my location!QUOTE=03viperguy]looks decent, any shots of how the install looks in the daylight? just always wondered what the leds actually looks like once installed. was it easy? looks good [/QUOTE]
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kysledneck
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[Thanks for the heads up on the colors but here in Kentucky there is no laws! but when I head north I will have to check! I am kind of suprised they do not even resemble an emergency vehicle! the red is not shining out of the hood! & the blue is directed onto the ground!QUOTE=SRXSRULE]Looks cool......Just one word of caution. Red and Blue are emergency colors and not legal to use on or near a road way. Depending on your state them may be illegal off road too. Just something to keep in mind. ===SRXSRULE===[/QUOTE]
kysledneck
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I am still straightening the wires & putting them in looms
03viperguy said:looks decent, any shots of how the install looks in the daylight? just always wondered what the leds actually looks like once installed. was it easy? looks good
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yamaholic22
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Looks good bro!
viper_chick
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Looks good, here are the LED's I put on my viper. I ran them last year and didn't get in trouble, passed a cop too. I've had neons on it twice and tried some other LED's and these are the only ones that have held up in the snow. I have gotten stopped for headlight covers during the day.
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03viperguy
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both look really nice! so they mount with screws? I was hoping some really tough double sided tape... 
viper_chick
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03viperguy said:both look really nice! so they mount with screws? I was hoping some really tough double sided tape...
I used rivets to attach mine
I put leds on my exciter about 10 years ago. I was replacing them about every month because they would break, wires would harden and break. Had alot of problems.
Im sure the new ones are much better??
Im sure the new ones are much better??
Dnrtheil
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I have had blue L.E.D.S. on my sled for the past four years. I believe as long as they do not flash you'll be O.K. Have passed many police and DNR without one stop. Going to have to come up with some new decorating ideas if too many sleds start showing up with extra lights.
kysledneck
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Nice the pics realy do not show how bright they are do they!
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kysledneck
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[I bought SS nuts & bolts for the tunnel had to mount a piece of wood with gorilla glue to the under side of the hood then screw to it ! painted it all blach you can hardly tell!QUOTE=03viperguy]both look really nice! so they mount with screws? I was hoping some really tough double sided tape... [/QUOTE]
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Kris MM700
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Where can you order these kinds of diodes??
kysledneck
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www.streetforceleds.com
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Kris MM700
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Thanks alot!