FS: BRIGHT 12-SMD Dome Lights, red blue and white!
 

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<span style="font-size:36pt;line-height:100%"><span style="font-family:Impact"> Dome Light 12-SMD Replacement Bulbs </span></span></div>

Introducing the newest product from Diode Dynamics! These SMDs are brighter than anything from before, whether it is the 18-LED boards or 24-LED boards we had. They use new, SMD technology, for much better reliability and longevity. Many people had issues with the reliability of 18-LED dome lights, and those issues are eliminated in these new-techology lights.

Also, they're available in RED, WHITE, AND BLUE!

Power Rating: 240 lumens
(compare to 18-LED= 144 lumens, 24-LED= 192 lumens)

This LED board has 12 SMD chips, arranged in a 4x3 matrix on a board with an adhesive backing. The board is 31mm by 47mm in dimension, AND HAS BEEN TESTED TO FIT IN 2003-2008 TIBURON.

Included in your order is ONE BOARD. You will need TWO for all years Tiburon.

All of our products come with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and a 1-year full warranty. For more information, please view the FAQ guide.

Pictures below have been taken with exact same camera settings, without any photoshop modification for accurate brightness and color representation.

Stock Tib Lighting:
https://i691.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_3902.jpg

White:
https://i691.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_3903.jpg

Blue:
https://i691.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_3905.jpg

Red:
https://i691.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_3906.jpg


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Thanks!
Paul

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I need to get some of these. One of mine is dead and the other seems dim (stock bulbs).

I'm going to ask a couple noob questions, just because I can. The stock bulb on a 2001 Tiburon is DE3175, according to Sylvania. Will these bulbs fit without modification?

I'd probably just get the 6-LED version, mainly for price, but also because the 12 just seems like it would be SO bright, it would hinder turning it on in night driving. Thoughts on that?

I have 6-SMD boards from DD. They're very bright, very white, I love 'em. I turn on the passenger light only if I'm in the car at night and driving - this keeps it from being directly in my eyes but still lights up the entire cabin nicely.



When my door lights come on, people who aren't even car enthusiasts comment on how nice and bright the interior lights look.



This is for my Genesis. The SMD board connectors plugged right into the factory position. From what I recall on RD Tibs, there are two prongs holding the bulb in? I can't even remember what my GC look like, but Paul owns a Tib so if he says they fit, I trust him.

Yeah, these are the ~1 inch long bulb, with a metal cone on each end (I believe it's coined "festoon"?) that fits in the light housing.

I like what you said about the color and brightness, so I'll get some as soon as I get confirmation that they fit without too much hassle. (this coming from the guy who tore apart his dash and wired the whole thing up with LEDs... LOL)

I got this:

http://www.diodedynamics.com/catalog.../IMG_3754m.jpg





But for a Tib, it looks like this would be the best fit:

http://www.diodedynamics.com/catalog.../IMG_5249m.jpg

He has 31, 36, and 39mm bulbs: http://www.diodedynamics.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=51

What size is the Tib? I remember it being super small, 31 or 36 likely. I just remember I bought a bulb from autozone and it was too big, probably the 39mm.



If you want it for daily use, I'd get the 4 or 6 SMD board. If you want it for car shows to light up everything Red or Blue, go with 12SMD... it'll probably make everything change colors



paul - any word?

The DE3175 is a 31mm festoon bulb, so I would recommend the 31mm 2-5050 SMD bulb. For something a little brighter, the 6-SMD Board would be a good fit.



Thanks Majik!



Paul