Whoa catch fire..? I have not seen that, but when testing a bunch of them out "w6led models" they all tested fine for months on the bench at 12V. When I turned it up to running voltage of 13.8-14.4 then after 4-5 hours they go hot enough to turn the plastic case brown and died fast. At this time I have no recommendation for interior led lights other than custom units people are making. I have some of them in the works but still in testing.

 

^^ yeah.. indeed.. i've dealt with superbrightleds before and haven't had any issues outside their 6led ones that were mentioned..

i've seen some melt.. but none whatsoever as far as fire...

when picking a led bulb... i stay away from the non-polarized ones.... LEDs are meant to be polarized and should remain that way...

the circuitry that most led bulbs have to make them become non-polarized are unreliable.

i make my own as well as jeremy. custom work is always better and you know what it's made of, because you put it together.

 

Good thing I looked in this post before I ordered from them. Thanks

 

yea same exact thing happened to me 6 weeks after i swapped in the LED, its so crazy because its only the left LED, anyways when i purcahsed them, i bought 2 extra of everything (trying to get my money worth cause shipping was 8 bucks). so i ended up swapping a new one in, however i took one of the LED's from the reverse light instead of the original wide angle LED, but it looks almos the same

 

Yes!

Dome: http://www.oznium.com/led-domelight

License Plate: http://www.oznium.com/194

And here's a picture of the white 194's I just put in my tC