Thread: Interior lights replaced with LED's - WOW what a difference

hm I have to do the darn trunk..

depends what I do with the system. I dont think I would mind the blue. trunk is kinda junky now, needs to be cleaned out.

it does. I still have my PA speaker hooked up to a switch. I cut it on sometimes going down the interstate or backroads soooo everyone can hear how great rap is

what rms r those 12 jbls?

nice, ur giving me an idea to a custom box with LED's....!!!

haha Custom speaker boxes with LEDs are EVERYONES ideas. haha
It's just how you make it look that counts. And mine will be sicker than both of yours anyways : P hahahah

Finally got them in. I'm made the took as long as they did to get here. I paid to get them faster, but I think it ended up being the post office's fault. I'm buying the brighter ones. The stage 1 isn't bright enough for me.

EDIT: Forget it I found the package on his site. How hard is the install on these?

there are a few on page 6 of this thread...

Originally Posted by l3enner

there are a few on page 6 of this thread...

yeah mine r on page 6 the blue leds man

I've got my blue leds in the holy shiv handles and in the dome lights... They look awesome, best part is.. last weekend I installed my system.
Turns out this handy new Kenwood Amp of mine glows blue inthe back seat! haha
looks even better : )

Originally Posted by BwolfGT

Is this possible? I don't care about cops but just in general that'd be sweet if I could get both blue and white lights installed and have some sort of master switch somewhere to flip them all back and forth.

Well, what you could do is have two leds hooked up to the wire one going + to + and - to - and other + to - and - to +, then just have a DPDT switch to reverses the current.



not 100% in diagram, just use multimeter to read what gets switched to what.

Originally Posted by Mad Monkey

thats what i was thinking, only these kit pieces are premade boards with the lights essentially, so the only way this would work is if im making my own.. witch isnt impossible..

You can use his, just need to buy some extra bulb sockets from the junkyard or where-ever. Then splice it reverse way to the existing bulb socket's wires. Then tape them together, or somehow attach it close to where the other one is mounted. The only hard one would be the reading ones above the rear view mirror.

Then find where all the wires lead to and splice in the switch. I'm assuming they will all meet around the fuse box near the passanger door. Only problem is if they are not all on the same fuse, might need more than one switch. Though, who doesn't want a row of toggle switches under their dash? ^^


EDIT:

IDK I think the diode-dynamic guy screwed me. Two of the LEDs were a different color blue, and one is already burnt out... in less than a week...