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found some mr16 led lights that would fit in the wal mart fog lights. they are 12 volt. but it says they are 2 watts? i dont know much about this kinda crap so....will they work? if not then please explain so i might learn something lol

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well, i guess you will have to try them out, but should be equivelent to a 30 watt and 15-5 degree sealed beam....all i can say is try them out......no info online about the specs.......

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found some mr16 led lights that would fit in the wal mart fog lights. they are 12 volt. but it says they are 2 watts? i dont know much about this kinda crap so....will they work? if not then please explain so i might learn something lol

 

If they are the MR16 replacements with like 30 led's they aren't very bright, as well as the ones with a SINGLE lense. However if they are the ones with the 3 led's set up in a triangular shape like the one below, those ones vary in wattage usually from 3w total power, all the way up to 15w. 3 x 5w = 15w. They should fare pretty well with the vibration also. Let us know! post some pics if you can!

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Keep us posted on how it ends up. :headbang: Oh yeah nice seat cover. LOL :rotflmao:

 

 

lol ya i like yours too. i will let you guys know when i put them in. hey snop you think the ones i posted in the second link might be pretty bright?

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They suck for anything other then lighting the tree. I was thinking the same thing last year for the dunes and its a No Go. I was better off tape'n flash lights to my quad and helmet. For the Mr16 you need to find spot light and not flood. or find both and run them both. I got mine off Ebay. Other wise you will end up spending about $5 a light

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ok thanks for the info. guess ill just pick up some more 35w bulbs from lowes. the 35w ones i put in there before were pretty bright but only lasted about 5 hours before blowing...wonder if my regulator is bad

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Yeah they will blow because of the high vibration from the bike. If you can, you can think of a way to rubber isolate the light. And if you go from lowes is a quick fix for the lights and you will be payn out your ass. If you can get on Ebay for some other whole sale place you can get a lot of them and you can get half spot and half flood. But best of luck with the light as I have been running them for a year now on the same lights after I have put some rubber orings to help out. I also added a red corner 3 led light as my break light.

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well, i baught the walmart lights last winter. i kept the 1 50 and got a 20 from lowes for 1 spot, 1 flood, and they hae handled the vibration as well as extreem hot/cold.........still worked fine today.......

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