Anyone running V-LED floor lighting?

Hey guys noticed that V-LED is having their 25% off sale.

I been looking at the upgrading my floor lighting and was just wondering if anyone has used the kit and what color temp? Is it worth it or not?

Thanks

 

I bought it for both front and back over a year ago. It's awesome!

 

Cool what color temp did you go with? To bright or not bright enough?

 

Oh wow, just looked up the footwell lighting, it's cheaper now.
I went with 5K and I think it's perfect, depending where you set them

 

Nice ya I was thinking the 5000k as well, bright but not blinding when you are looking for something on the floor.

I think it would look good with my brown leather.

Ya the sale brings them down to just over $50 now. Like that there plug and play as well and no wire cutting.

Thanks for the info.

 

I went with front and rear also and went red..... my accent stitching is red. I would do this again in a heartbeat as well! I have their interior lights as well so if I need brite ass lights I just turn those on.

 

Yes sir, complete plug and play!

 

Good point TXTundra2722 think I may take advantage of the sale price and get the center dome lights to. I can turn those on or off when I want to or need to.

 

Not trying to hijack this thread (as I am probably going to buy the footwell LED kit as well), but has anyone bought their 7440 white reverse lights for their Tundra and they worked fine without having to buy the Hyper Flash resistor fix as well?

 

Reverse lights don’t blink. So, you’re not going to get hyperflash in the reverse circuit.

 

I thought so to, but wondered why they sell a Hyper Flash fix with their reverse lights?

https://www.vleds.com/shop-application/reverse-back-up/7440-led/7440-50-w-5500k.html

 

Some vehicles use 7443 as a signal bulb. For example, 18’ tundras wirh led headlights use 7443 for the front turn signal bulb. 7443 is a general bulb size used in a lot of different applications.

 

I figured with signal bulbs you would need the Hyper Flash fix, but I had LED reverse lights on my old '04 Nissan Titan and didn't need a resistor to get them to work. Was kinda hoping I wouldn't need them on my new Tundra as well