1g l.e.d.s.?

[carmiencke]

Give us more info on the specific bulbs you used please.

Do u have a link or part number or something?

They came from superbrightleds.com Im not sure on the sizes though.

 

[Indian]

I will post up the part numbers for the led's I used when I get off work.

 

[Blurred Talon]

Superbrightleds.com are well known for their high quality, yet cheap LED's. Club3g uses these for every bulb in the interior of the 3g's as well as many other cars.

For cold cathodes I can't give any more rep to anyone other than oznium.com. $15 gets your two 12" cold cathodes with a 1 year, no questions asked warranty. The cathodes are 3x as bright as my friends 20" street glow neons, and they don't dim when it's really cold. They're also the same diameter as a pencil so they're easy to hide.

The cluster LED swap is easy, the only thing is you want to remove the orange film from the back of the gauge faces before putting in any color other than red or orange, which is a PITA.

PnP LEDs still are no where as bright as actually building LED circuit and it's really not that hard. I'll put together a How to of the one I mad last night later on tonight, it only took me an hour to do. I do however want to change the LEDs I'm using as the current ones are too blue (even though they are white).

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[Tyeler18]

Give us more info on the specific bulbs you used please.

Do u have a link or part number or something?

They're either 194's or 74's (can't remember as I've done it on 1g,2g, and 3g). Here's is c3g's how to, same concept- HOW TO: Change interior bulb color - Club3G Forum : Mitsubishi Eclipse 3G Forums

You want the WLED-x5 from superbrightleds.com Super Bright LEDs - White Miniature Wedge Base Bulb Specification and Price Comparison

PnP LEDs still are no where as bright as actually building LED circuit and it's really not that hard. I'll put together a How to of the one I mad last night later on tonight, it only took me an hour to do. I do however want to change the LEDs I'm using as the current ones are too blue (even though they are white).

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The superbrightleds.com led's are actually very good at lighting, if you get the right ones.

 

[1GDSMGreek]

The 1G gauge cluster light bulb types are 158 and 74.

http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProducts/AutomotiveLighting/LampReplacementGuide/AutoLRG-Results.htm

These search results are for a 1991 Eclipse. YMMV. Happy hunting!

 

[Blurred Talon]

They're either 194's or 74's (can't remember as I've done it on 1g,2g, and 3g). Here's is c3g's how to, same concept- HOW TO: Change interior bulb color - Club3G Forum : Mitsubishi Eclipse 3G Forums

You want the WLED-x5 from superbrightleds.com Super Bright LEDs - White Miniature Wedge Base Bulb Specification and Price Comparison



The superbrightleds.com led's are actually very good at lighting, if you get the right ones.

I didn't say they wouldn't be good at lighting just that actual LEDs like I have done will be much brighter. Personally if I'm going to put LEDs in I want my interior lit up like it's day time.

 

[2gmummy]

T1.5 Instrument LED bulb
•1 Standard 5mm or High Power SMD LED #74 type Instrument Cluster and Gauge illumination bulb
•100/120 degree wide angle LED bulb installed in twist lock socket base
Select LED Type Standard 5mm T1.5-x High Power SMD T1.5-xHP (+ $ 1.00)
Select LED Color Red Amber Cool White Blue Green UV-BlackLight

will these work for a 2g and how many is need?

*sorry i know its a 1g thread but i though id ask

 

[carmiencke]

I didn't say they wouldn't be good at lighting just that actual LEDs like I have done will be much brighter. Personally if I'm going to put LEDs in I want my interior lit up like it's day time.

I was just reading your thread. I really want to try and make my own but im alittle intimidated to try honestly. Im defiantly going to keep up on your thread.

 

[4seaer]

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Autometer leds are the brightest... bit pricey but well worth it!

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[Blurred Talon]

I was just reading your thread. I really want to try and make my own but im alittle intimidated to try honestly. Im defiantly going to keep up on your thread.

I won't lie it's a lot to take in but it's not that hard once you get started.

 

[TalonsThree]

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Autometer leds are the brightest... bit pricey but well worth it!

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DAMN, that's bright! Awesome stuff!

Looking at upgrading the lights in my 1G right now.