Some Progress On 'Da Port.

[Diplomat_Wagon]

Did some neat lighting useing some very bright BLUE LED's.

I just redid the ceiling light and the under dash map light for now. When I'm done there are going to be lots more!

I also installed a B&M Star Shifter and got rid of the FWD floor shifter I had in there.

 

[XRuland]

Its smiling at me [smilie=s:

 

[Diplomat_Wagon]

Its smiling at me [smilie=s: [/quote]


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[mopar_man]

Modern-day sex lights? [smilie=e:

 

[Da-ho]

Boys dems some mighty fancy humpin lights fer sure dere but when dat martian finds out ya took em from da flyin saucer hes gonne be highly POed. [smilie=e:

 

[XLR8R]

those look awesome! Are they very bright in real life?
where they expensive? Hard to wire? [smilie=e:

 

[Diplomat_Wagon]

those look awesome! Are they very bright in real life?
where they expensive? Hard to wire? [smilie=e: [/quote]

Yes they are quite bright! [smilie=e:

They wern't for me. A buddy of mine bought 50 LED and 50 resistors off eBag for $20 and then he had to buy the neat little metal holders (100 for $5) so I bought 20 LED's. holders and resistors for $1 each.


As for wiring them up all you have to do is wire one resistor inline with the positive side of each LED. They are continuity sensitive, you hook them up backward they won't work, useually the long lead is the positive side.


To set up those two lights took me about 45 minutes. [smilie=a:

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Neat work.



psst. It's "polarity" sensitive not "continuity".

 

[Diplomat_Wagon]

psst. It's "polarity" sensitive not "continuity".

THATS the word I was looking for! [smilie=e: