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Old 11-30-2017, 11:04 PM
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One of my LED clears got a nick from a rock (or whatever) and fogged up....so found these smoked versions as replacements.
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Old 11-30-2017, 11:23 PM
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Nice. Good user name. RJ
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Originally Posted by SoCal C2S

One of my LED clears got a nick from a rock (or whatever) and fogged up....so found these smoked versions as replacements.
Where did you buy these? Look good.
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Where did you buy these? Look good.
Found them on eBay...$75. They are the same brand as my clears which have worked fine for nearly 3 years...just the crack and fog which was an impact, so can’t fault the manufacturer.

For a grey tone or black 911 I think it plays well.
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I got the 29 dollar ones and theyre throwing out error codes. Do the 75 dollar ones have built in load resistors?
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Can you tell me... do these result in you having an orange spot light on your tires?
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No error codes and no orange spots
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Originally Posted by SoCal C2S
Found them on eBay...$75. They are the same brand as my clears which have worked fine for nearly 3 years...just the crack and fog which was an impact, so can’t fault the manufacturer.

For a grey tone or black 911 I think it plays well.
Do you have a link for the eBay product? Thanks.
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Here they are....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/131659866950
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