Cooler lights?
Does anyone know where I could find LED conversions like these for the 1stgen LS400? That's the only thing that bugs me in the UCF10.
Apparently, I emailed the guy that owns the store and said he hasn't done any to an LS400 Lexus, so he couldn't tell me if it's possible. Has anyone here done something like this? It's really cool and I want this to be one of the "priority" mods I must do when I get my LS400.
(If I ever find one in good condition and doesn't smell like a pimpmobile...:pat:)
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Does anyone know where I could find LED conversions like these for the 1stgen LS400? That's the only thing that bugs me in the UCF10.
[IMG]http://www.ledmods.net/images/tcgaugebluered1a.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.ledmods.net/images/tcgaugewhitered2a.jpg[/IMG]
Apparently, I emailed the guy that owns the store and said he hasn't done any to an LS400 Lexus, so he couldn't tell me if it's possible. Has anyone here done something like this? It's really cool and I want this to be one of the "priority" mods I must do when I get my LS400.
(If I ever find one in good condition and doesn't smell like a pimpmobile...:pat:)
whats wrong with the gauges? I like the fact that they are backlit its uncommon even in todays cars. if its the green that bugs you go test out a 93-94, they come with a clear white color stock.
anywho heres a tutorial to change them to leds:
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/lighting/clustercolor.html
you should check out the rest of that site, theres much to be learned there about the ucf10.
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whats wrong with the gauges? I like the fact that they are backlit its uncommon even in todays cars. if its the green that bugs you go test out a 93-94, they come with a clear white color stock.
anywho heres a tutorial to change them to leds:
[url]http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/lighting/clustercolor.html[/url]
you should check out the rest of that site, theres much to be learned there about the ucf10.
The process looks delicate... OK, I'll keep it stock, I'm getting a 93-94 UCF10 anyways...
(I tried out a 93 but didn't notice it has white lights, my aunt's 91 has lime green lights and a "floating" red orange needle, it's quite dim though.)
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The process looks delicate... OK, I'll keep it stock, I'm getting a 93-94 UCF10 anyways...
(I tried out a 93 but didn't notice it has white lights, my aunt's 91 has lime green lights and a "floating" red orange needle, it's quite dim though.)
you can adjust the brightness, directly to the left of the steering wheel is a knob that does just that. Ideally you would want to get a 93-94 out of the first gens (ucf11) because they made a number of changes including bigger brakes, digital odo, white instrument cluster lights, wider wheels... etc. check it out bro.
http://www.lexls.com/info/lsgenerations.html
scroll down to check out the differences in the years
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you can adjust the brightness, directly to the left of the steering wheel is a knob that does just that. Ideally you would want to get a 93-94 out of the first gens (ucf11) because they made a number of changes including bigger brakes, digital odo, white instrument cluster lights, wider wheels... etc. check it out bro.
[url]http://www.lexls.com/info/lsgenerations.html[/url]
scroll down to check out the differences in the years
Dang thats pretty cool, changing the colors like that.
is it true that most early-mid 90s lexus's have problems with the clusters. like the lights in them. cuz before i had a lexus a 94 es and the needles lights went out, and later i found out that its comon not just in the ES but the GS and LS as well.
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Dang thats pretty cool, changing the colors like that.
is it true that most early-mid 90s lexus's have problems with the clusters. like the lights in them. cuz before i had a lexus a 94 es and the needles lights went out, and later i found out that its comon not just in the ES but the GS and LS as well.