Doesn't work, PWNT! I was thinking of changing mine to a brigher green. I've taken the gauges off before, so I know what the bulbs look like, but where can you get them at? They're quite unusual because they're screw in, butnot like a bulb. :aigo: It's like a small half turn and they're in.supra90turbo said:
Inygknok said:You know what I would love? Make the lights in the A/C controls an even brighter green. Would match my red/green flashy lights in the guage cluster.
GrimJack said:Red is better than blue, unfortunately. I prefer the look of blue, but your eyes can focus easier on red.
In my blue car, I had blue gauges. It just matched better...GrimJack said:Red is better than blue, unfortunately. I prefer the look of blue, but your eyes can focus easier on red.
And so we should do our very own "Supramania Stroop Effect Test" sometime soon :biglaugh:CRE said:Actually, red is no easier than blue for the eye to focus on. One takes longer for the eye to focus on (red) the other is more likely to overwhelm and fog the vision (blue). In both cases a brief period is required for the vision to, for lack of a better word, clarify.
Psychologically, blue is more likely to cause distraction and reduced reaction time (due to a general calming effect). Red more likely to cause irritability, tension and increased blood pressure (but, let's not forget alertness).
Green is actually the easiest and quickest for the human eye to see, recognise, and discerne. Yellow (not amber) is the closest follower.
Thanks for the size . Been trying to search around the forum, but all I kept seeing was something about 154/74 (I don't know! I'm just guessing at my memory!).CRE said:The CC's LEDs and those most of use in the accessory switches are 3mm.
As for the recognizability issues of various colors, I've rarely been in a situation where the color of the guages and the one second of adjustment time mattered one bit. This is all rather academic, I'm sure everyone here knows their car well enough to handle it just fine with any color of guage and cluster lighting.