ya i found it was really hard to get a good pic but it is not spotted is clean

 

 

ahh much better =D

 

freakin amazing stuff, where can i get such things done in AZ?

 

garage1217 is in your area lordoth

 

sorry i havne't been on here that long is that like a person on this forum that can do it and i should look up?

 

yes he's a member on here
just pm him
this is his profile
https://www.scionlife.com/profile/Garage1217

 

just looked him up, he's in my area but very far away at the same time. Im in North Phoenix

 

just ship your parts trust the iso doc

there fast
and your car still runs and drives
just have not tep control so dont do it when its -18 like i did
and try not to speed (easy right!)

 

 

uhh different!

 

 

How much did you guys pay for your swaps ?

 

I did the ones posted by me! so does squal and engifineer and a few others!

 

bout $150ish

 

Hey man, I work in Tempe most of the time so you can drop your goods off Tempe is about 25-30 minute drive for you. I also have locals over on the weekends all the time! You can come over and I do the total install from removal, installation and re-installation for you! And you can even watch Depending on the swap you want done it takes from 2-5 hours so just pm me and I can get you all setup.

 

wow that close to garage you better pick him Lord =)

 

I finally finished swapping mine out earlier this week. I think it looks great, but I have a question: I swapped all of the turn warning lamps, turn signal lights, cruise control lights, etc. with blue LEDs. It looks really cool, but, at night, they're WAAAY too bright (the high-beam light and the turn signal, specifically). Is there any way to a) swap out a resistor or two to lower the intensity of the turn signals and high-beam light, or b) get a blue light of the same color, but with less output intensity? Just for reference, I used the LEDs that were supplied by Jeremy (Garage1217). (A quick plug for Jeremy: that guy has GREAT customer service, and I'd recommend him to anyone interested in doing this project on their own!)

Thanks, folks! Have a great weekend,
-Radar

 

Resistor will work....
But cheap and quick solution is put a piece of paper(s) behind it reduce the brightenss...

 

Oh yeah, I try to tell people, the leds I use are friggin bright! What color did you use for the turns and such? The white leds I sell can be especially brutal in those areas.

And thanks for the plug! I do try hard and so does my wife which helps me out a lot with shipping. This side work of mine helps keep her at home to take care of the kids rather that have them go to daycare so we do try really hard to maintain a good rep and keep our customers happy!