autozone Flexible LEDs in Gauge Cluster!
03-19-12 | 03:57 PM
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03-19-12 | 08:25 PM
#18
To the OP, I'm sure it looks better than it did before, and sorry these others "ruined" the first page of your post, which I'm sure had good intention for others, with snide remarks.
03-19-12 | 08:52 PM
#19
And we all still care as if they were brand new? and continue to give "harsh" "opinions"? Lol
To the OP, I'm sure it looks better than it did before, and sorry these others "ruined" the first page of your post, which I'm sure had good intention for others, with snide remarks.
To the OP, I'm sure it looks better than it did before, and sorry these others "ruined" the first page of your post, which I'm sure had good intention for others, with snide remarks.
03-20-12 | 12:31 AM
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03-20-12 | 12:39 AM
#23
With mods like these, no need to prove a point. Even less knowledgable people see the difference between the two. Plus, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. What might look good to you might not be good to him; just like what might look good for him, might not be too good for you.
$30 universal LED strips... KingPhillip you changed your gauge lights a ways back, how many bulbs does it take to replace the OEMs with superwhite ones?
03-20-12 | 12:49 AM
#24
I'll bet a donut and some orange juice that if he worked on it some more and put more time into it he can get it to look a lot better than that. Most DIY's aren't actually "finished" the first time around, especially when it's custom stuff. But if it stays "as is" then of course there will be good and bad opinions.
$30 universal LED strips... KingPhillip you changed your gauge lights a ways back, how many bulbs does it take to replace the OEMs with superwhite ones?
$30 universal LED strips... KingPhillip you changed your gauge lights a ways back, how many bulbs does it take to replace the OEMs with superwhite ones?
When I finish swapping my interior to black I'm getting everything done through LexTech including the AC control.
Last edited by OG Dada; 03-20-12 at 01:10 AM.
03-20-12 | 02:47 AM
#26
Hahaha.. I feel you.. I hate that our('95-'96) needles are red and my SC is blue.. I already contacted LexTech and asked if I can use needles from an older model SC('cause they're usually white) so I can get it done blue, then white backlights. Same with AC, all white, then blue for those tiny LED's at the top..
03-20-12 | 06:17 AM
#27
Good lord man, why didn't you just stick a flashlight on one single corner of it and be done. LOL inconsistent much?
I'll give you the same "good try bro" I give everyone that makes an effort to diy, but wow man that pretty bad LOL. The temp gauge isn't even lit at ALL, like most of the cluster. On a good note the 120/140/ and 4 should be quite visible.
Keep working on it.
You'll get it, but not likely with these lights. Too spotty.
I'll give you the same "good try bro" I give everyone that makes an effort to diy, but wow man that pretty bad LOL. The temp gauge isn't even lit at ALL, like most of the cluster. On a good note the 120/140/ and 4 should be quite visible.
Keep working on it.
You'll get it, but not likely with these lights. Too spotty.you mad bro?
03-20-12 | 06:37 AM
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