dash light dispersion problem
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dash light dispersion problem
I am thinking of changing the color of my dash like I know others have done. I put some blue LED"* in my dash and the color is right but the areas of the dash where the LED"* are are hella brigth and the rest is somewhat dim. QUESTION: will "wide angle" LED'* solve this problem and if so where is an online store where you can buy them for a reasonable price? also, if the LED"* wont' work, where can you get blue incadescent 194'* that are slightly brighter than the originals and won't fade in their color?
what'* everyone think of the color?
what'* everyone think of the color?
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I'd leave it like that, then try to put one LED at 55...and the Other one at like 90 or something...My normal speeds...
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Harofreak is right. Sand down the LEDs so they're rough, and the edges catch the light. 250 grit paper will be fine, and not leave too deep cuts in the LEDS.
They will be bright
Nice color too. Not deep deep blue, but not white.
They will be bright
Nice color too. Not deep deep blue, but not white.
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