the main power wire for the amp will be more then capable of handling what you want for the relay. Just make sure to put a fuse inline going towards the relay as the amp wire usually has a super high rated fuse in them.
the main power wire for the amp will be more then capable of handling what you want for the relay. Just make sure to put a fuse inline going towards the relay as the amp wire usually has a super high rated fuse in them.
1991 Nissan Pathfinder - trade in, 2005 Mazda 3 GX ty grey - Write off, 2010 Mazda 3 GT E sedan CWP- trade in, 2010 Speed 3 w/tech CWP - Up for sale (soon), 2007 Mazda 3 GS silver- motor swapped in to 2009 MS3 CWP that had blown engine, 2002 BMW 330ci silver- new winter ride, 2005 BMW M3- new toy
noooo, i got 4 35w ballasts just lying around
50 shades of silver
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/2-Pieces-High...ht_5137wt_1111
Don't buy these. I have these, and they are not 18 watts. They're the type of leds you put in your foot well.
Also here is the same thing I bought, but far cheaper; http://www.ebay.com/itm/170901888104
If you want something useful, but this; http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x3W-New-Day...e60980&vxp=mtr
Then mount them into the rear of your bumper. In a few days I will post a comprehensive thread of led lights that can be used for reversing.
Yeah that's true, but these leds are designed to replace your bolts for the license plates. If you replace the top bolts, you would have to permanently make the mounting holes bigger. Or, if you chose to add 2 bolts to the bottom of the license plate, you could use a self tapping screw to create 2 new holes for the leds.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x3W-New-Day...e60980&vxp=mtr
I added 4 larger bolts to my plate without any issues.
I don't have any pictures, but it's very bright for it's size. 1 is almost as bright as 1 cree projector bulb.
Damn thats genius... Lol but i still dont like the whole chunky-ness of it tho..But hey, if they work amazing thats awsome. Post night pics!!