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All of my interior lights came from superbrightleds.com. Great company. I've ordered alot of stuff from them over the years. My marker and back ups are from them too.
All of my interior lights came from superbrightleds.com. Great company. I've ordered alot of stuff from them over the years. My marker and back ups are from them too.
Those are so sick!!!!!! How did you get to the light in the tach? I have the same one and will be wanting to switch them all to blue I cant wait now this is awesome. i already have colorchanging lights for the floor and have them set on blue now its time for everything else.
Those are so sick!!!!!! How did you get to the light in the tach? I have the same one and will be wanting to switch them all to blue I cant wait now this is awesome. i already have colorchanging lights for the floor and have them set on blue now its time for everything else.
There is a plastic plug in the back. If I remember right it's a half turn counter clock wise and pull. I believe I used the same bulbs as the dash too.
Yeah we got that.
Just curious if it's real world full functionality. Only testing will tell, so I stepped up since I would like brighter light anyway.
Ok, just got finished installing the HiPo Parts LEDs in my dash.
It could not have been any easier.
Over all impression is favorable, not ecstatic, but favorable.
The gauges are brighter and the light is much nicer and readable, which after all is what I was after.
It's probably not what you guys that want color are looking for. But us older guys will like it.
The dimmer function is very good. Just like stock.
Here is the kit.
Just match your part number up with the appropriate drawing and stick 'em in.
Each bulb is marked on the positive side.
Here's how it looks. The pics obviously don't do it justice but I included them so you could see that while not BRIGHT, they are brighter.
BTW, my turn indicators are now beautiful. Instead of looking like the gel was burned through, they are even and deep green. And bright.
Ok, just got finished installing the HiPo Parts LEDs in my dash.
It could not have been any easier.
Over all impression is favorable, not ecstatic, but favorable.
The gauges are brighter and the light is much nicer and readable, which after all is what I was after.
It's probably not what you guys that want color are looking for. But us older guys will like it.
The dimmer function is very good. Just like stock.
Here is the kit. Attachment 66147
Just match your part number up with the appropriate drawing and stick 'em in. Attachment 66149 Attachment 66148
Each bulb is marked on the positive side. Attachment 66151
Here's how it looks. The pics obviously don't do it justice but I included them so you could see that while not BRIGHT, they are brighter. Attachment 66165 Attachment 66164 Attachment 66153
BTW, my turn indicators are now beautiful. Instead of looking like the gel was burned through, they are even and deep green. And bright.
Wow! That looks almost to simple.lol Looks good to me. Thanks for the write up
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