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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Jul 5, '07 From 626 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
i want to change my regular bulbs in the cluster to LEDS so it can be brighter but i dont know what type of LEDs im suppose to use i only know that i has to be 194, som1 told me look for 194 refractor leds is that the right one? also where can i get the right ones? and is there a special way to make them work wit the cluster or its the same as replacing a bulb and put everything 2gather? thanks for looking in and helping
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QUOTE(burmeseboy @ Aug 20, 2007 - 3:06 PM) [snapback]589441[/snapback] what did you use to grind off the texture of the backside of the dials with? is it hard to do? any steps i should take? =D It's actually very simple. You DON'T want to take the needles off for starters. Just bend the face up peace by piece so you can reach it and use fine grinding paper or some multi-purpose electric tool with a grinder on it. Keep the unit against the light so you can see it shining through the face numbers as you remove the texture on the backside of it. Peace of cake and the results are awesome! ![]() ![]() I am yet to find the LEDs that don't burn out within the month. Ordered some Hyper white Polarg's from eBay yesterday. |
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