Has anyone converted their interior lights with Suncoast's L.E.D. kit?
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I highly recommend the Suncoast kit. All of the LED's fit, they work, and they're all sufficiently bright and of the correct color temperature of white (i.e. not too blue, not too yellow, and no off-colors, like green). If you try to piece together the kit yourself, you might end up with LED's that don't quite match in color temperature or that aren't bright enough. That's what I did a couple years back before I decided just to just get the Suncoast kit and be done with it.
Note: unlike the incandescent "torpedo" bulbs, the LED "torpedo" bulbs have positive and negative polarity. If it does not light after the initial install, remove the bulb and reverse it, end-to-end, then reinstall it.
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➕ 3 on the Suncoast kit. I used it in my car and a less expensive Ziza kit in my wife's. There was a clear difference between the quality of the 2 kits.