Anyone ever use hight intensity LEDs for interior lights?

[StarFox07]

Heres a pic of what i mean. This guy just replaced the stock incandescent lights with these super bright LED's.

I think they look really cool in that vette, but not sure how it would look in a mustang.

 

[GT89Mustang]

Dont know of anyone who has done it, and i dont really like it. Their way too bright and a little ricey

 

[Killer50stang]

it's a waste of time anyway. Florida 5.0 has a sweet setup for $500 you can get that's in-dash. I'd go that route.

 

[04sleeper]

I thought about it before with plain white LED's due to the fact that they draw much less power than the standard bulbs, but they give a different kind of light. The light is very directional from a LED so it only shines on a small area, so many of them would have to be used and positioned in the right directions for them to work.

I decided not to do it and just put in a little brighter bulb in my headliner light.

I don't like the way that looks with the blue either.

 

[HISSIN50]

Some of the 94-95 guys do it and I am not a fan. A guy in here (fox) a couple years back had a long thread about how he did his. Not my thing.

Good luck.

 

[Whytry91]

I work where they make the actual LEDs at Cree in North Carolina, No point in telling everyone, I was just bored!!!

 

[Curse]

http://www.durangedesign.com/led.html I wanted to go with white face gauges and leds from these guys, but I don't think it is worth the trouble. Well maybe now since my instrument bulbs went out and at night I can only see up to 3k rpm on my tach. Thank God i installed my shift light.