GB: LED Boards: REAR Brake/Turnsignals, Reverse LED Boards Now Available Options

[Spoke]

We're starting REAR boards first, then adding FRONT boards in Feb. Will not be taking orders for front boards until they are available.

Please respond to this thread if interested. Orders will be taken in sequential order to be fair. I will PM you with payment information.

We can only build so many boards at a time so this GB will likely take a few months to complete. If I don't PM you right away, please be patient. I try to keep the payment-to-shipping time to less than 3 weeks.

The rear LED board is available in 3 different configurations:

1) Brake Light: RED LEDs: Price: $90/pair
2) Turnsignal: RED LEDs: Price: $100/pair
3) Turnsignal: AMBER LEDs: Price: $100/pair

Reverse LED Board: $60/pair


Shipping:
CONUS: $10
Canada: $25
ROW: Determined at purchase.

CONUS payment examples:
Brake LED only: $90 + $10 = $100
Brake LED and RED/AMBER Turnsignal LED: $190 + $10 = $200

Each Brake/turnsignal pair includes:
o 2 PCBs
o Brake/Taillights: 56 RED LEDs
o Turnsignals:56 AMBER (Euro) or RED (US) LEDs - Rearward facing; 8 side-facing LEDs to replace the small side running light. Side LEDs are AMBER (Euro) or RED (US) to match taillight lens.

Electrical Connection:
o Brake: Pigtail with 1157 base to plug directly into existing bulb socket.
o Turnsignal: Pigtail with 1156 base (turnsignal) and 5007 base (small side light)

6 clips for each pair to mount the boards to existing taillight housing for plug-n-play installation.

6 screws per PCB pair for clips + 1 extra

1 piggyback spade connector per turnsignal PCB pair in case existing turnsignal flasher is replaced by EP36 LED flasher from your FLAPS (early tach with separate L and R turnsignal indicators).

1 year guarantee.

Electrical Characteristics:
Brake/Turnsignal: 0.35A @ 14V (4.9 Watt) each PCB
Taillight: 0.06A @ 14V (0.8 Watt) each PCB

Example boards shown with early prototype brass clips. Clips are plastic for these boards.

[JeffBowlsby]

So how do these look mounted in a housing? How do they look illuminated behind the lenses compared to standard incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs replacements?

[ConeDodger]

So how do these look mounted in a housing? How do they look illuminated behind the lenses compared to standard incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs replacements?

Like this... BRIGHT! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/w00t.gif)