Deathsythe's Interior |
Deathsythe's Interior |
Jul 2, 2010 - 2:14 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 25, '10 From NY/NJ USA Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
I've been talking a lot about it, but have failed to show you guys anything. My apologies. I'll catalog and keep updates to my interior work, as well as take feedback, suggestions, and criticism here.
The whole thing (minus radio lights - took this photo when it was still not working, and dome light) Gauges - Painted needles on the right to test out how they would look before redoing all of them. Replaced green turn signals w/ red plastic. Clear White LED's behind for the gauges. Not Lit Lit From the drivers' seat All in all I am pretty pleased so far. I have run into some issues, but save for the radio failure - nothing catastrophic. I've got LEDs in the center console vents (goes to a switch I built into the center console - not shown in any of the pictures), in the coin collector next to the cigg lighter. Took the ugly green casing off of the cigg lighter bulb to make it white. White LEDs behind the gauges, red painted needles, red turn signals, and cathode ray tubes in the footwells (goes to a switch under the steering wheel). I have the overhead light replaced with a red bulb, but its blown atm. My next projects (in no particular order)
If anyone has any suggestions or tips for where I can get lighted speakers at a decent price, I would really appreciate it. Also - I haven't looked at a schematic for the door lights just yet, but I may just put another bulb in their so I don't muck with the existing circuit anymore. Suggestions there would help too. So what do ya think? |
Jul 2, 2010 - 11:49 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 25, '10 From NY/NJ USA Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
Excellent, thanks for the tip Jumpiin, I'll have to check it out. Never could find anything online really :-/
I don't fancy myself much of an audio guy, but from what I've read, swapping speakers doesn't seem too terribly difficult, is it? I don't feel like paying some palefaced kid from BBY to do the install, nor take it to the guys who did my radio (they don't seem to like me much for some reason haha) |
Jul 6, 2010 - 4:24 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Aug 11, '09 From Buffalo, NY Currently Offline Reputation: 15 (100%) |
Excellent, thanks for the tip Jumpiin, I'll have to check it out. Never could find anything online really :-/ I don't fancy myself much of an audio guy, but from what I've read, swapping speakers doesn't seem too terribly difficult, is it? I don't feel like paying some palefaced kid from BBY to do the install, nor take it to the guys who did my radio (they don't seem to like me much for some reason haha) Before you go buying new speakers, wait! There's an easy solution to this without compromising your sound quality - I wouldn't trust lighted speakers for good sound quality unless they were made by a major audio manufacturer. Streetglow sells bendable led strips you can put inside your door cards where the speakers go to light up wherever you want. If you want them to beat to music, you can hook them up to the music interface they sell - much like the Kia Soul - and it'll be less expensive than $60/speaker. -------------------- |
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