Anyone know where I can get the little covers that go over the in dash lights to change the colors of them?

 

why just cover them when you can change them all together?
http://www.ez-bakedcustomz.com/about/leds/

 

Are those plug-n-play cause I dun wanna solder anything.

 

yep, they replace the OEM ones, and use simple wire "t" taps so you could remove them and put it all back to stock if need be. Very EZ install with great picture directions included.

 

Just get the replacment LED bulbs from Oznium. They are $2.49 and you will need two of them.
http://www.oznium.com/corvette-c5-led

 

Will these work for the light behind the Speedo and the on behing the clock/odometer?

 

The LEDs behind the speedo and clock are all soldered. They are very easy to change with a little bit of soldering skill.
If you do NOT want to solder at all, you can get the kit from randode.com that covers the LEDs with a vinyl overlay, allows you to put any background that you want as your speedo background, and then has a clear acrylic overlay with the tach, speedo, and fuel gauge markings. There is an LED ring that surrounds the cluster that can be set to several different flashing and motion functions, and can be ordered in the color of your choice. It also replaces the needles with very cool CNC'd skulls.
http://randode.com/store/product47.html
This kit only affects the gauge cluster and does not alter the clock color in any way. That one, you'll just have to solder or live with it.

 

So wait... These bulbs... where exactly do they go?

BEhiend the AC ***** and stuff?

 

http://autolumination.com/74.htm
Half-way down the page, there are Neo Wedge Based LED bulbs. These replace the existing bulbs behind the A/C controls, base and all. The factory bulbs unscrew half a turn and pop out. These pop in as a replacement, and lock in place with another half-turn clockwise.

 

Yes the LEDs from Oznium go behind the HVAC. You can get all the other LEDs needed from www.garage1217.com

 

This is such a great tip everyone should know about, way brighter and better results than those little rubber things people use

 

You mean "bulb condoms" Those are so 90's totally.