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fuzion made my leds for me, total cost for all parts and postage and what not was still way under $50.
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i have the blue and white bulb holders, so where do i go from here
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were did ya get the green ones from???? the led shop? were they 2 bucks like the other ones?
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Spider_GT wrote: Next time i gota few bucks i drop in to Repco also has anyone done a green LED converstion they all seem to be red and blue i havent seen a green one yet?
lol the commodores have green. i will show u the vz next time your up |
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hey guys, i'm going to do this mod to my EL, but i dont reckon blue would show up too well with the orange needles - white would be better. will the white show up in comparison to the standard incandescent yellow?
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pully6 wrote: hey guys, i'm going to do this mod to my EL, but i dont reckon blue would show up too well with the orange needles - white would be better. will the white show up in comparison to the standard incandescent yellow?
yes. http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopi ... 008#126008
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EFfalconsrule wrote: Yep cleared it up good. I found out that the LED online shop is actually a 20 min drive from my mums place to so will probably go and check it out.
I am in cairns too, where abouts is that? |
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Age: 44 Posts: 2121 Joined: 14th Dec 2004 Ride: FG Turbo Territoty Ghia Location: Traralgon |
I found that using small NEON's worked much better than any LED modification i had seen. They provide a much better spread of light without any dark spots and only take 15min to fit.
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hey pyro do you have any pics of it?
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pyroay |
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Age: 44 Posts: 2121 Joined: 14th Dec 2004 Ride: FG Turbo Territoty Ghia Location: Traralgon |
I'll take some and get them up... It may be hard to photograph but i'll see
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This has got me interested.
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neons in behind, that sounds good...
some quick explaination of how you did it would be greatly appreciated also... |
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Age: 44 Posts: 2121 Joined: 14th Dec 2004 Ride: FG Turbo Territoty Ghia Location: Traralgon |
Ok quick rundown.
Materials List 4 x 100mm mini cold cathode neons (Jaycar) with seperate invertors - Remove daqsh surround and remove instrument cluster - Remove all esixting globes from instrument cluster - Remove needles (speedo, taco, oil pressure etc...) - Remove the printed gauge background - You can now see the motor's that drive these needles behind a plastic cover - Remove the scres and plastic cover - Place neon's evenly inbetween motors (use bluetak) - Wrap the invertors in electrical tape (as the back has exposed connections) and use doubble sided tape to hold them to the bottom edge of the cluster, there is plenty of space for upto 6 or maybe 7 starters - Connect neon's to starters - Run power and earth out the back of the cluster through the original globe holes - Place plastic cover on and speedo/taco backing and test for consistency and spread - Move neons as needed to get a consistant spread then silcone in place - Re-assemble All up if you have the parts it should take 30min...
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top idea mate,
how bright are they? to they distract you when driving? etc |
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