Cool white is a more popular color temperature. Technically you'll receive more usable output with the warm white option, but it's a very negligible amount if any.any advantages of cool white or warm white to provide better visibility in the car?
The HP3's are plenty bright IMO, but the HP5's produce nearly twice as many lumens. It's certainly not going to be overkill with the HP5'sthanks
are the hp3 bright enough for map lights or is hp5 better?
DD I have a tip for you after watching the Youtube install videos that will save fingers. Those tiny vanity lights can actually be very easy (after breaking 2 DD LED bulbs myself today with the screwdriver head trying to wedge them in, so I'll be ordering another set to get 2 more for the other mirror) instead of trying to tilt them in there in such a little space.The HP3's are plenty bright IMO, but the HP5's produce nearly twice as many lumens. It's certainly not going to be overkill with the HP5's
Here's the HP3 comparison chart, colors make a difference in usable output as well
Nick C.
Thank you for the heads up. I'm thinking if I were to take that phillips screw out, I'd have more loose parts in my hands and may not get the mirror back together. The DD video's make all of the installations look so easy... How many takes did it take to get the LED's installed?DD I have a tip for you after watching the Youtube install videos that will save fingers. Those tiny vanity lights can actually be very easy (after breaking 2 DD LED bulbs myself today with the screwdriver head trying to wedge them in, so I'll be ordering another set to get 2 more for the other mirror) instead of trying to tilt them in there in such a little space.
After you get the plastic lenses off there is 1 phillips screw under each lens. Unscrew them and the whole trim (with the vanity mirror as 1 piece plus the flip cover) pops right off; its on one very light clip. Then you have tons of room to work with those tiny bulbs, a huge open space, and don't have to angle them into those sockets and try to jam them home.
Vanity mirrors around the sun visor mirrorsThose 4 little lights they sell, I have them but have no idea where they go
Those tiny things are in VERY tight space to get in. It's sort of a tilt in while pressing sideways into the socket. Much harder than the video he probably had done it 20 times already and has the feel for it.Thank you for the heads up. I'm thinking if I were to take that phillips screw out, I'd have more loose parts in my hands and may not get the mirror back together. The DD video's make all of the installations look so easy... How many takes did it take to get the LED's installed?![]()
You can send em to meThose 4 little lights they sell, I have them but have no idea where they go