04BlackSilverado

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Thanks guys, I get them from a supplier in Hong Kong

I am trying to complete the whole interior soon, but time is limited between the engine swap, my new promotion and a few other side projects....
AND trying to arrange things for the wedding next year and trying to get a house in the fall.....

KevinF56

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are you inviting all of us to the wedding?

LEballistic

do you have a write up on how to do this?

04BlackSilverado

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No I don't, It's kind of involved but I'll try and see what I can do next week.



Oh yeah... This is a picture of another HVAC

Spoolin

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Those all look really really good! I wish i had the tools and the knowledge to do that. I switching everything in my truck from phantom gauges to Cobalt and want to do the dash and cluster blue too!! Awesome work!

LEballistic

do you have the specs on the LEDs

bgray

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search on ebay for 8mm ledw/resistors...tons will coem up..liek 10$ for 100

bgray

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my cluster was super easy to do..cause mines a 99-02...but i also rewired all my lights inside with resisors and leds...heres a sample..

bgray

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04blacksilvy...may save yah some time....here is a complete led interior rewire write up I did on gmfullsize.com......looks like Black Silv is using more than one LED per bulb..depends on how bright you want it..
linky http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70072

04BlackSilverado

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The right LED's to use are SMD PLCC LED's they have a viewing angle of 120 degrees whereas the round style radio shack 5mm or 3mm types have a narrow viewing angle resulting in hot spots. The LED's I use are harder to deal with but the results speak for themselves.