1. Project Cost = Approximately $50. This will depend a lot on if you have any electronics/soldering supplies on hand, if you?re willing to order p...

2. You can kind of pick and choose what type of LEDs you want to get. I got mine off of ebay because they were in my price range and I didn?t have...

3. Before you proceed any further I?ll have to give a little bit of a disclaimer. The more you start to figure out about LEDs the more you realize...

4. In the end I went the cheap route and decided to regulate using the LM317t voltage regulators that I found at Radio Shack. Here are the things t...

5. Now that you have a plan about how to run your LEDs, you can wire them up. I had this ?bright? idea that I wanted a cool pattern. My array conta...

6. Once everything is wired up, then 90% of your work is done. You can test out your array using batteries but just make sure that you under run th...

7. You can view the following circuit that I basically copied for my setup using 2 different LM317?s, 1 for the tail light and 1 for the brake. The...

8. That about wraps it up. I used hot glue to secure the board in the tail light, I added two downward narrow viewing angle superbright white LEDs...