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i have an aftermarket HID for my R34, but it's made the parkers look like yellow pieces of poo. Just wondering if anyone has LED bulbs for parkers? Knows of anyone that sells LED bulbs for parkers?

i'm not exactly sure what type of bulb my parkers would take anyway...

cheers,

daniel

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Got mine from Autobarn...jst ask for parker bulbs and ask for the white light ones...the bulbs are normally blue but emit a whitish light..cost $10 for the 2. They are a wedge type bulb. easy as to replace too. You could remove ur existing one and just take it in to them to make sure u have the correct ones.

+ PARKER (WEDGE) - SMALL LIGHTS IN FRONT

++ POLARG M4 (BRIGHT) - $20 A PAIR

++ POLARG L01 (BRIGTHER)* - $25 A PAIR

++ POLARG J51 LED (BRIGHTEST)* - $49 A PAIR

I believe all 3 are the same fit, just different brightness.

Go buy a set and tell us how bright is brightest :cool:

I just installed HID for my R32 and the parkers looks like candel lights.

I then bought the following, now they almost have the same colour.

The LED are T10 which I assume is the same in R34.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...p;rd=1&rd=1

How difficult are they to install? Do you have to drop the front bar?

nope piece of cake! parkers are located at the corner, if your hands are small enough, just stick ur hands in there...twist, pull out the whole socket, replace bulb, stick it back in, twist to lock and bobs ur uncle! I replaced both of mine in like less than 5 mins.

yeah, it's quite easy, just a little tight and fiddly. I noticed too that if either don't have everything connected up, or you don't have your front indicators connected up, you indicate at a quicker pace :P so if one day you car indicates very quickly (in terms of temp) something might not be connected

anywho... what's the specs i'm looking at?

12 V, 50 W? Wedge type, is that what a parker is? I'm not going to buy a $49 pair if there are like $10 on ebay. I'm happy to be guinea pig... just not sure what the "details" for our parkers are...

The LED are T10 which I assume is the same in R34.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...p;rd=1&rd=1

can anyone confirm if these will fit an R34? if they do, i'm happy to give them a go for the price! cheap as chips!

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I had something like the following on me old R34

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2pcs-T10-194-Wide-A...1QQcmdZViewItem

Except the one I got was from US and it was 16led ones. Dont get any that even have a small amount of blue, as the lense inside the parker casing sorta amplifies the blue color and you will get a nice little defect (speaking from experience). I would go with ones that have more led than one or two as they will put out more light and would fit much better with HIDs in terms of color (unless its the lex led ones).

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