Cool. You went to superbrightleds.com and bought some white plug'n'play LED's to put in the cluster.
hottscennessey;1035068 said:Cool. You went to superbrightleds.com and bought some white plug'n'play LED's to put in the cluster.
lilazni3uoy;1035071 said:not quite...........replacements bulbs are not even bright
lilazni3uoy;1035065 said:well with just white led replacement bulbs it will loook green/yellowish and will not look good
jetjock;1035095 said:How it looks is a matter of opinion. As an engineer and pilot I'll state a matter of fact: white is the worst color possible for preserving night vision. Like the idiots who install HID kits you've chosen to ignore science and engineering in order to go backwards, all in the name of ignorance or wanting to impress others. Smart move Ace...
ms07s;1035082 said:No the Green condoms on the oem bulbs give it the green color. White leds were to bright and distracting. I know what you did, I have done it. Sorry if I spoiled your secret.
jetjock;1035095 said:How it looks is a matter of opinion. As an engineer and pilot I'll state a matter of fact: white is the worst color possible for preserving night vision. Like the idiots who install HID kits you've chosen to ignore science and engineering in order to go backwards, all in the name of ignorance or wanting to impress others. Smart move Ace...
1-2clutch-u;1035123 said:man the hate this feels like a subie bord. damn I think it looks ok. its just your choice man. if you wanna make em soo bright that other cars are blinded then do it. Its your car.
shaeff;1035266 said:My cluster is all red LED's. They're great, and the dimmer functions exactly as it should. And I have no hot spots.