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Aftermarket Super Duty 1999 - Current
My Custom interior conversion
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[QUOTE="powerstrokedkid87, post: 307575, member: 1658"] first and foremost, patients. The best advice i could give on it is take the time to measure all the voltages of the stock lights, then also spend some time and be sure that you pick LEDs that will carry the same voltage and light intensity. The actual pulling apart and swithcing was the easier part. We were able to be very accurate with the measuring and not have the need to use any type of resistor, however we did end up using i beleive 5 or 6 different types of LEDs at differnet intensitys to have everything match. it turned out awesome! [/QUOTE]
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