I too bought some of those little plastic LED holders.

However, I discovered that once in place, only top 10 of the LED was visible. !nd I wanted to ta"e advantage of every bit of light that the LED produces both from the side and from the tip. I#m well aware that most of the light is seen from the tip of the LED. $ut there I% some light bleed from the sides too. %o I didn#t use #em on the non&conductive board. I DID use them on the parabolic dish of the later model blin"ers. $ut I cut the plastic side latches to allow me to push up the LED a bit more. I also inserted a small piece of the board to "eep the LEDs pushed up as well. I can send you pictures if you want to see what I meant. I used the non&conductive board because I was planning on mounting the LEDs directly to the board. 'he bare prongs would#ve shorted out the LEDs if I had used regular board. (sing the non&conductive gives me easier control of where and how I want the current to flow. !nd it was great building material too.

)arts list.... 'wo *range %uper&$right LEDs per blin"er. +, total'hree .ed %uper&$right LEDs for the taillight Eleven /00 *H0 rated resistors +you solder one to the positive prong of each LED. 'hey also do a great 1ob of helping to hold the LED to the board..! piece of blan" circuit board to use as mounting material. 'wo different colors of /2 gauge wire +hot&wire and ground wire3 I suggest you choose colors that Honda doesn#t use to ma"e it easier to identify the LED system.If you want to be able to switch it on and off li"e my set&up you#ll need a switch. +small oneElectrical heat&shrin" tubing to encase all the wires to protect them from vibration and moisture. +get either 45167 or 1527 tubing8onnectors for the terminals. +get a coupla 7three7 and 7four7 holed female terminals too.!nd don#t forget the two&part epo9y resin... +get the :0 second #fast&set7 stuff from Home Depot...so you don#t have to wait around so much for it to set-

'ools you#ll need...

soldering iron wire stripper crimper drill and sharp drill bits testing battery +use the one out of your bi"ee9tra fuses +in case you screw&up8oupla cigarette lighters +to heat the shrin"&tubingand a little circuit tester of course...got mine at ;ragens for </.00. 0ost everyone has the tools mentioned above. !nd you can get all the parts listed for about <40.00... It cost me </,.=6. $ut I didn#t have to buy any shrin" tubing cu> I already had a bunch. 'he most e9pensive part listed was the blan" circuit board...#bout <?.00. 'he %uper $right LEDs were #bout <1.,0 for two I thin". 'here#s a schematic in the files section of the photo group that you can use if you#d li"e. @ood luc" and I#d love to see how you do yours. David !;! outers"etcher