New blue interior
05-07-2006, 06:48 PM
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New blue interior
Got some lights for the interior of the car. More to come soon enough
and for those looking for more pics. Check Scionetics. Just added a gallery. Hopefully they can stay up there
and for those looking for more pics. Check Scionetics. Just added a gallery. Hopefully they can stay up there
05-08-2006, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by phederico
Who did your interior lighting for you Chad? Namely the gauge lighting, and is your HVAC also the same color? Randy perhaps??? Hmmmm???
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alot of folks know who had done the work for this... I am just waiting for Chad to pass out the Kudos..
05-08-2006, 02:15 AM
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Yeah, I had to go to the store and get them for ya RJ!!!
RJ - did the gauge cluster and the HVAC system.
Big J - did the stereo installation.
Big thanks to both of them and Lightning Audio for sponsoring the stereo system!!!
and I agree with RJ - I dont think Randode is doing LED for tC dashes at this time
RJ - did the gauge cluster and the HVAC system.
Big J - did the stereo installation.
Big thanks to both of them and Lightning Audio for sponsoring the stereo system!!!
and I agree with RJ - I dont think Randode is doing LED for tC dashes at this time
05-08-2006, 02:56 AM
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Chad you are welcome.
I think the whole set up turned out nice.
Better watch out for the east side boys. We can get some stuff done out here. There isn't anything that we cant do out here.
I think the whole set up turned out nice.
Better watch out for the east side boys. We can get some stuff done out here. There isn't anything that we cant do out here.
05-08-2006, 03:05 AM
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Man that looks sweet.
Whats weird though, is that as much as I like the different gauge colors I still prefer the orange/amber color. For some reaason I just dig it. I also like the Jetta/VW colors of purple and red.
Whats weird though, is that as much as I like the different gauge colors I still prefer the orange/amber color. For some reaason I just dig it. I also like the Jetta/VW colors of purple and red.
05-08-2006, 03:39 AM
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Yeah those boys on the East side know how to do stuff up right if not the plasma cutter takes care of any problems that occur.
BTW, u kids checking out the pics you are so dying to see
BTW, u kids checking out the pics you are so dying to see
05-08-2006, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by RockBlocker
Yeah those boys on the East side know how to do stuff up right if not the plasma cutter takes care of any problems that occur.
BTW, u kids checking out the pics you are so dying to see
BTW, u kids checking out the pics you are so dying to see
05-08-2006, 04:01 AM
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Looks good. Would you be willing to do this for other locals rj, and if so, how much? I've done a lot of soldering/small pcb work, but that just looks way too time consuming for me
Also, Chad, what led's did you pick up/from where/how many?
Also, Chad, what led's did you pick up/from where/how many?
05-08-2006, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by dudehitt
That one actually involves board re-wiring doesn't it? The xB clock just takes LED replacement which isn't too bad.
to do just the base back light change took 30 leds.
