Interior dome Light LEDS
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Now the LED replacement I linked in this thread probably isn't any better than the stock incandescent. There isn't a very good selection with that bulb size/number.
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I just threw some WLEDx5 wide-angle cool-white plugins in my expo HVAC and it looks amazing, no hotspots and much brighter than stock, almost too bright. I know inside you cant stand the idea of people having success with plugins but you need a reality check.
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Bullsh!t. why do you insist on spreading misinformation like this? I used a pair drop-in 921x12 bulbs in my dome light and it's ridiculously bright and I get tons of compliments on it.
I just threw some WLEDx5 wide-angle cool-white plugins in my expo HVAC and it looks amazing, no hotspots and much brighter than stock, almost too bright. I know inside you cant stand the idea of people having success with plugins but you need a reality check.
I just threw some WLEDx5 wide-angle cool-white plugins in my expo HVAC and it looks amazing, no hotspots and much brighter than stock, almost too bright. I know inside you cant stand the idea of people having success with plugins but you need a reality check.
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you know what im going to start doing with you, i'm just going to keep replying to you with the same thing over and over since you can't get it through your thick skull that there are so many ppl whove had great results with plugins and don't need you for anything. If you argue that, then youre dumb and in denial.
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see, you have alot of led knowledge and skill but youve clearly let it go to your head. I don't care if you can make the f****** space shuttle visible from earth, you're arrogant and ignorant and youre in denial that your way isn't the only way.
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Never said anything about it being the only way, just being the best way. And it's not "my way". I didn't invent this, I did the research, and just learned how to do it. Basic principles of optics make it fairly obvious why it gives the best results.
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and what are the 'best results'? By 'best' do you mean 'brightest'? That can be true for some things but not others. A ridiculously bright gauge cluster may be the best to you but that just fatigues my eyes. And since there are plugins that will make gauges perceivably brighter than and just as even as the stock incandescents, I dont see how adding strips to your gauge cluster produces the 'best' results unless we're just talking opinion
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I've been using "cheap" plug-ins for a while & they're definitely brighter than the old stock bulbs. I've also used "expensive" plug-ins that didn't seem to output much more light than their cheap counterparts.
At least with the cheap ones, you get instant results for minimal investment. If you don't like 'em, change 'em back & you're not out much money.
I too, have done my share of LED mods & you can definitely get brighter setups by making your own custom panels, but most people don't have the knowledge, tools or skill required to make a setup work.
- - To the OP, if you still want some plug-ins drop me a PM & we'll see what we can come up with.
At least with the cheap ones, you get instant results for minimal investment. If you don't like 'em, change 'em back & you're not out much money.
I too, have done my share of LED mods & you can definitely get brighter setups by making your own custom panels, but most people don't have the knowledge, tools or skill required to make a setup work.
- - To the OP, if you still want some plug-ins drop me a PM & we'll see what we can come up with.