These are custom built LED lights using 360 degree light despersion components. Unlike multi-directional LEDs these lights will actually give off perfectly even light from all sides like a incandescent bulb light is even despensed backward which is unheard of before in the LED industry. In short these are direct replacments for your incandescent gauge lights except brighter with a more vibrant color. I am looking for $20.00 shipping included or best offer.

Brand new stock light:


A bigger directional LED (90 degree) with a lower rated resistor (100 OHM 1/4W) (See how the light comes to a bright point at the top and the light halo is centered to the top of the bulb):


The 360 degree LED with a 150 OHM 1/4W resistor:


Make the judgment yourself. Unfortunately this light won't solve the current hot-spotting in our gauges however, they do not create new ones (As all other LED's do unless you create a whole circuit board) and are significantly brighter and give the gauge a nice blue hue. Here is how they look in the cluster:


(The hotspotting is not this bad in actuality but something about the camera hi-lights the hot spots. Also the guage needle and red sections of the tach are adequettely lit but don't show on camera.)

Finally this is what you are getting 4 lights for the gauge cluster for full illumination:


I am looking for 20 shipped anywhere in the U.S. obo. P.M. me if you are interested.

 

so these have the resistors built into them? I'm in St Pete and I think my wife would love these.

 

are these still for sale?

 

im interested. pls check ur pms

 

Are these sold yet?

 

^Technically...no, but pretty much just waiting to hear back from him if they will fit the I35 or not and I am going to pick them up in person.

 

To the OP: if your buyer doesnt work out, I'll take them. If it does work out, where did you get this setup?

 

I made them myself with LED bases (which are almost impossible to get in this size) resistors and component LED's from: http://www.superbrightleds.com. You cannot find these already made anywhere period.

 

Bump

 

hey man what ever happen to your cf stuff that u was doin???

 

are the LEDs still up for sale?

 

still available???? looking to buy now

 

I have a question: is there a #74 LED available so I can just swap out my instrument cluster bulb with no soldering? I really not concerned about brightness i just want to achieve a particular color. Since the subject is somewhat related. what bulbs would I need to replace some of my warning lights specifically my abs, tcs, and slip lights on a 2000 max. What kind of bulbs do the shift selector for a auto, the auto climate control, window controls, and the stock radio. I basically want to make em all green. I have a 2000 SE so the cluster is silver and blue if I used a yellow LED for the cluster lights would that work to give me the green being yellow and blue make green. Any help would be appreciated

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