Cobalt30

I remember back in the day when people were interested in the LED Spider lites. I have contaced them about a group buy and I am just gauging interest here. Here is what they said. I asked them about the double flashing rate for its not cool IMO.

Hello Ryan,

Spiderlites like all other replacement LED lightbulbs draw about 10% of the current of normal incandescent bulbs so the car thinks the lights are out and the flash rate doubles. If we put a load resistor in the Spiderlite to increase the current, the heat generated would deteriorate the light output from the LEDs. LED’s light output decreases with increased temperature while the opposite is true for incandescent bulbs. The best solution for the double flash rate is to replace the flasher (A company called Grote has a large selection http://www.grote.com/prodcat/printca...c%20H_F&TS.pdf ). The problem is that a lot of newer vehicles have the flashers built into dashboard electronics.

Sure we can provide a group discount. Let us know what sort of quantity you are looking for.

Thank you for your interest in Spiderlite.

Regards,

Antonio



So I am hoping that Grote company can come up with something good. I have e-mailed them already and just waiting a reply from them.

Heres a pic for those who are curious of the LED lights. They replace the brake/ tail lights.



^ Pic from an 05 cobalt in SEMA. shown with 5MWEDGEA

They retial for $44.99 each plus $12 shipping. So after the gauging interest hopefully I can get a better price for us guys.

FRIARPOP

Ugly, cheap and overpriced in my opinion.

JimmiLS05

I saw those a while ago and almost bought a set but changed my mind when I read about having to replace the flasher. SOunds like too much hassle for a set of bulbs

05REDROCKET

you dont have to replace the flasher but if you dont it will flash twice as fast.

CobaltCoupeCrazy

iTrader: (1)

I am interested in hearing about a replacement flasher. In another thread we weren't able to figure out where it is and the dealer couldn't tell me. You want LED's?? SuperbrightLEDs.com. See this thread for more infohttps://www.cobaltss.net/forums/showthread.php?t=13827.

Scott

Mercury

I think there would be a problem with those not being as bright as the stock bulbs... I say that because none of the LEDs are having light shown on the reflector

CobaltCoupeCrazy

iTrader: (1)

Do you mean shine on the reflector?? Meaning that they don't shine on the reflector inside the lens?? Did you not see the other thread?? The Superbrightleds have radially mounted bulbs that give greater lens fill as well as 19 facing out the rear. This bulb is the best available so far.

Scott

R33P3R007

ehh, they look ok, but like merc said are they going to be bright enough

GSoccer24

I would like to know about this too, both of my front flashers aren't working right now, i had Sylvania Silverstars in there and they crapped out...