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Hey guys, I got bored a little while ago and ordered some Blue LED's for my door switches and DIC. Well I got bored again the other night and decided to actually install them in the door switches (and the A/H console as an afterthought). Only took like 2 hours while watching a movie. I'm going to do the DIC the next time my dash is ripped apart ( I should have done them when I put in those gauge bezels... damn)... Well here's 2 pics of the driver side, the install on all three pieces was easy! Thanks to Dave (MyVetteDream) and Carleton(SpdKilz ) for their input and tutorials.
Last edited by CUlookin; Feb 10, 2005 at 08:53 PM.
From: HOW FAST WAS I GOING OFFICER? Los Angeles Hating GM Dealership Service Dept.'s Since Sept. 2004
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by CUlookin
yes I do! I am going to try an idea to dim the center of the blue LED on the right. It's too bright in the middle as you can see.
Looks nice Rob. I really like the way the blue compliments your interior colors.
If you didn't have RC, I was suggest removing the Lexan piece inside and directly aiming the LED at the TC button. It makes it so much brighter. But nevermind ... You have the Cool Stuff
Dave, I was debating whether or not to "paint" the top part of the LED with black paint. I was hoping that this hat would provide more ambiant light and less light aimed directly though the SRC stuff... do you think it would work? As you can see, the area right about the LED is really bright and the rest is normal... thanks
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