"Mike W" <mwolfer@verizon.net> wrote in news:GPIHh.1946$3i.661@trnddc01:

> I just ran into the same problem the other day sitting behind a newer
> Accord. Those individual rear lights are way too bright. Annoying,
> and in my opinion, UGLY.
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> "News" <News@Groups.com> wrote in message
> news:45EEAD43.4000301@Groups.com...
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>> dgk wrote:
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>>> I just read a thread that mentioned turn signal colors and LEDs,
>>> and it reminded me about being behind a recent vintage Accord at a
>>> light a few days ago.
>>>
>>> Those taillights are just too bright. I mean, it hurt my eyes to
>>> look through my front windshield. I can adjust stuff for bright
>>> lights behind, but there is nothing to do about lights in front.
>>>
>>> Just thought that I'd mention it. We're going to need a law

Ah,yes,we always need more laws.

>>> to limit
>>> the lumens or whatever LEDs put out. Maybe they can be extra bright
>>> while braking, but once stopped they have to dim a bit.

Are any of the LED CHMSLs you've seen "too bright"?
They're probably the same type of LED.
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>> Stock/OEM or kewl aftermarket?
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>

After being rear-ended 3 times,IMO brake lights cannot be too bright.

What worries me more is the tiny brake lights on some autos.
They can hardly be seen.

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