Complete Lighting/LED List
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Dr. Overkill
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Bump. Looking to do some LEDs soon, and want this thread in my subscribed list 
So.. Hoping one of you expert's can help me out, as I'm a bit out of my depth.
I'm looking at doing the gauges(as I have one out @ the moment), and I was hoping I might appeal to the collective wisdom here, in regards what sort of lights I want for the dash gauges. Now I know the list cites that I want 6 #194's for the gauges.
Be curious to hear more specifically what I should pick up at superbrightleds.com
I know I want blue, And I'm fairly sure I want the 90(? 120?) degree beams(I think that way I'll avoid hotspots), And trying to work out if the push-n-twist adapters are needed.
Don't suppose anyone can shed any light on my... heh... light dilemma?
I'm looking at doing the gauges(as I have one out @ the moment), and I was hoping I might appeal to the collective wisdom here, in regards what sort of lights I want for the dash gauges. Now I know the list cites that I want 6 #194's for the gauges.
Be curious to hear more specifically what I should pick up at superbrightleds.com
I know I want blue, And I'm fairly sure I want the 90(? 120?) degree beams(I think that way I'll avoid hotspots), And trying to work out if the push-n-twist adapters are needed.
Don't suppose anyone can shed any light on my... heh... light dilemma?
xX Mavr1ck Xx
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I used the WLED-x6s off superbrightleds, and have no hotspots. You won't need new twistlocks if thats what you wondering. You can just unplug the old ones and just put in the leds.
Hope this helps!
Dr. Overkill
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Likewise!
I'd heard about some bulbs being soldered in...wasn't sure if it was the gauge bulbs or others, or if it meant soldered to the twist-lock things. Glad to know I can just get the bulbs.Now I just need to figure out what my ol' man needs to do the gauges in his '88 shortbed.
xX Mavr1ck Xx
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Likewise!
Now I just need to figure out what my ol' man needs to do the gauges in his '88 shortbed.
Yep, No soldering!
Only things I believe you have to solder is like if you have the hatch open switch, rear wiper, push button 4x4, or foglight switch for limiteds and z71s. I think those are the only things that require soldering.
