My new white gauges UPDATED. whats your opinion
thats just the picture there arent really any hot spots. but basically i got all the led'* working and the last one i need is a little bulb above the DIC but those led'* needed to be sanded down alittle in order to distribute light alittle better... if i could find away to distribute the light even better that would be great
Originally Posted by amato
www.autolumination.com i bought the 5 led bulbs (194)
i just finished fixing all the bulbs and now they work fine and they look awesome, ill take pics tommorow night, right now im doing a project for school. Those needles were pressed on too hard but i got some to work, the rest still dont, is there any specific way to put they back on, it seems to be stuck at 50 mph, and no gas
i just finished fixing all the bulbs and now they work fine and they look awesome, ill take pics tommorow night, right now im doing a project for school. Those needles were pressed on too hard but i got some to work, the rest still dont, is there any specific way to put they back on, it seems to be stuck at 50 mph, and no gas
On a side note, how well do you like the 194 LEDs? And which ones did you get? I'm thinking about LEDs for my clear corners, but with the prices, I don't want to experiment too much...
Originally Posted by amato
thats just the picture there arent really any hot spots. but basically i got all the led'* working and the last one i need is a little bulb above the DIC but those led'* needed to be sanded down alittle in order to distribute light alittle better... if i could find away to distribute the light even better that would be great
Originally Posted by rjolly87
Originally Posted by harofreak00
the updated version looks twice as good, what did u do different?
and he took em and ran with em and did a far better job... BUT, they are still not blue... if i was stil trying to pimp the 95, id drive it another try..but nah... 00
Originally Posted by harofreak00
***^... i gave him those notes...
and he took em and ran with em and did a far better job... BUT, they are still not blue...
and he took em and ran with em and did a far better job... BUT, they are still not blue...
Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
if you have another gauge pannel to mess with then I would suggest taking it appart, and using medium to fine sandpaper to "rough" up the face of that clear acrilic. The scratches will glow, causing better light distro. just an idea. I wouldn't try it on your own incase you dont like it.
Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
When you get it perfected.....Lemme know.....I got a dash that needs some new lights Twisted Evil




