Post Your Gauge Clusters!
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I see what you are looking for.
The glowshift gauges are back lit with LED. . When I try to dim my cluster, I have issues...I will have to check again, but I think the Glowshift gauges dimmed a bit., the Autometer back lights dim at a different level. i am looking to upgrade the Autometer to LED.
Kind of low on the priority list right now.
The glowshift gauges are back lit with LED. . When I try to dim my cluster, I have issues...I will have to check again, but I think the Glowshift gauges dimmed a bit., the Autometer back lights dim at a different level. i am looking to upgrade the Autometer to LED.
Kind of low on the priority list right now.
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Right now it shifts about 5,800 but I'm going to bump it up to 6,000-6,200.
I have a Strange carrier in the garage that I'm going to set up with 3.70ish gears for a strip gearset, so I'll probably experiment with shift RPMs. It's incredibly mild and streetable like it is.
I could probably turn some decent street truck times in the 1/4 with a 3,000-3,200 stall converter.
I have a Strange carrier in the garage that I'm going to set up with 3.70ish gears for a strip gearset, so I'll probably experiment with shift RPMs. It's incredibly mild and streetable like it is.
I could probably turn some decent street truck times in the 1/4 with a 3,000-3,200 stall converter.
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Right now it shifts about 5,800 but I'm going to bump it up to 6,000-6,200.
I have a Strange carrier in the garage that I'm going to set up with 3.70ish gears for a strip gearset, so I'll probably experiment with shift RPMs. It's incredibly mild and streetable like it is.
I could probably turn some decent street truck times in the 1/4 with a 3,000-3,200 stall converter.
I have a Strange carrier in the garage that I'm going to set up with 3.70ish gears for a strip gearset, so I'll probably experiment with shift RPMs. It's incredibly mild and streetable like it is.
I could probably turn some decent street truck times in the 1/4 with a 3,000-3,200 stall converter.
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Ok, let me correct myself. After looking up the two incandescent bulbs' actual life expectancy, it turns out the 2x power 1895 bulb doesn't burn out twice as quick.
It burns out FIVE times as quick as the 1445 bulb. 1445 is rated for 10,000 hours service life. The 1895 bulb is rated for 2, 000.
2000 hours is a good span of time but, I didn't realize it burned out 5 times faster than the 1445 bulb.
By comparison, the average LED has a service life of 30,000 hours. --3x longer than a 1445 bulb and 15x longer than an 1895.
It burns out FIVE times as quick as the 1445 bulb. 1445 is rated for 10,000 hours service life. The 1895 bulb is rated for 2, 000.
2000 hours is a good span of time but, I didn't realize it burned out 5 times faster than the 1445 bulb.
By comparison, the average LED has a service life of 30,000 hours. --3x longer than a 1445 bulb and 15x longer than an 1895.
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From: Phoenix, Az.
Ok, let me correct myself. After looking up the two incandescent bulbs' actual life expectancy, it turns out the 2x power 1895 bulb doesn't burn out twice as quick.
It burns out FIVE times as quick as the 1445 bulb. 1445 is rated for 10,000 hours service life. The 1895 bulb is rated for 2, 000.
2000 hours is a good span of time but, I didn't realize it burned out 5 times faster than the 1445 bulb.
By comparison, the average LED has a service life of 30,000 hours. --3x longer than a 1445 bulb and 15x longer than an 1895.
It burns out FIVE times as quick as the 1445 bulb. 1445 is rated for 10,000 hours service life. The 1895 bulb is rated for 2, 000.
2000 hours is a good span of time but, I didn't realize it burned out 5 times faster than the 1445 bulb.
By comparison, the average LED has a service life of 30,000 hours. --3x longer than a 1445 bulb and 15x longer than an 1895.
