Blue Led Interior Conversion Finished
03-02-2006, 11:17 AM
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Hmmm, I'd wanna do that but I wish Acree didn't have a life or a job so he could mass produce something that is plug and play (haha, kidding) as I'm sure I'm not the only one who would be willing to pay for materials and his labor costs for soldering each LED to each resistor, etc. Maybe some day.....
I did a blue keypad LED with a white LED face on my Nokia 8260 about 5 years ago. Remember the 8260 was the one that you couldn't just snap on the faceplates or swap out the LED board like its predecessor, the Nokia 5160 and 6160.
I paid my old store manager when I worked at Radio Shack to do the soldering. He did a good job and it worked real nice for a few months.
Next thing you know, I'm driving down the highway at my phone goes off by itself. It's fully charged and I'm wondering what that burnt marshmallow smell is?? I turn on the phone and then it turns off once again...I then see smoke coming from the battery, which I take off ASAP and fling it out the window.
Good thing I had insurance on that phone. I just told them I lost it...but imagine that burnt marshmallow smoking thing happening to my 350Z!?!? I'd cry!!!
I did alot of "homemade" mods myself on my old car (1998 Toyota Corolla- very ricey) like painting my dash inserts blue, installing a Zex N2O 55 shot kit, etc..............but I told myself I was going to do everything right this time around. Every lightbulb, every mod, anything done to the car- service or oil change, etc I have a paper trail of receipts from the place that did it. I don't trust myself, especially with a car that costs DOUBLE the Toyota Corolla I had did.....peace all
I did a blue keypad LED with a white LED face on my Nokia 8260 about 5 years ago. Remember the 8260 was the one that you couldn't just snap on the faceplates or swap out the LED board like its predecessor, the Nokia 5160 and 6160.
I paid my old store manager when I worked at Radio Shack to do the soldering. He did a good job and it worked real nice for a few months.
Next thing you know, I'm driving down the highway at my phone goes off by itself. It's fully charged and I'm wondering what that burnt marshmallow smell is?? I turn on the phone and then it turns off once again...I then see smoke coming from the battery, which I take off ASAP and fling it out the window.
Good thing I had insurance on that phone. I just told them I lost it...but imagine that burnt marshmallow smoking thing happening to my 350Z!?!? I'd cry!!!
I did alot of "homemade" mods myself on my old car (1998 Toyota Corolla- very ricey) like painting my dash inserts blue, installing a Zex N2O 55 shot kit, etc..............but I told myself I was going to do everything right this time around. Every lightbulb, every mod, anything done to the car- service or oil change, etc I have a paper trail of receipts from the place that did it. I don't trust myself, especially with a car that costs DOUBLE the Toyota Corolla I had did.....peace all
03-02-2006, 12:18 PM
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dang i wish could that acree. very nice!!!!! blue is my favorite!, so alex at blackcatcustom.com helped you out with this stuff like what to order and all that stuff? i will pm you!
03-02-2006, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by herbrock17
Hmmm, I'd wanna do that but I wish Acree didn't have a life or a job so he could mass produce something that is plug and play (haha, kidding) as I'm sure I'm not the only one who would be willing to pay for materials and his labor costs for soldering each LED to each resistor, etc. Maybe some day.....
I did a blue keypad LED with a white LED face on my Nokia 8260 about 5 years ago. Remember the 8260 was the one that you couldn't just snap on the faceplates or swap out the LED board like its predecessor, the Nokia 5160 and 6160.
I paid my old store manager when I worked at Radio Shack to do the soldering. He did a good job and it worked real nice for a few months.
Next thing you know, I'm driving down the highway at my phone goes off by itself. It's fully charged and I'm wondering what that burnt marshmallow smell is?? I turn on the phone and then it turns off once again...I then see smoke coming from the battery, which I take off ASAP and fling it out the window.
Good thing I had insurance on that phone. I just told them I lost it...but imagine that burnt marshmallow smoking thing happening to my 350Z!?!? I'd cry!!!
I did alot of "homemade" mods myself on my old car (1998 Toyota Corolla- very ricey) like painting my dash inserts blue, installing a Zex N2O 55 shot kit, etc..............but I told myself I was going to do everything right this time around. Every lightbulb, every mod, anything done to the car- service or oil change, etc I have a paper trail of receipts from the place that did it. I don't trust myself, especially with a car that costs DOUBLE the Toyota Corolla I had did.....peace all
I did a blue keypad LED with a white LED face on my Nokia 8260 about 5 years ago. Remember the 8260 was the one that you couldn't just snap on the faceplates or swap out the LED board like its predecessor, the Nokia 5160 and 6160.
I paid my old store manager when I worked at Radio Shack to do the soldering. He did a good job and it worked real nice for a few months.
Next thing you know, I'm driving down the highway at my phone goes off by itself. It's fully charged and I'm wondering what that burnt marshmallow smell is?? I turn on the phone and then it turns off once again...I then see smoke coming from the battery, which I take off ASAP and fling it out the window.
Good thing I had insurance on that phone. I just told them I lost it...but imagine that burnt marshmallow smoking thing happening to my 350Z!?!? I'd cry!!!
I did alot of "homemade" mods myself on my old car (1998 Toyota Corolla- very ricey) like painting my dash inserts blue, installing a Zex N2O 55 shot kit, etc..............but I told myself I was going to do everything right this time around. Every lightbulb, every mod, anything done to the car- service or oil change, etc I have a paper trail of receipts from the place that did it. I don't trust myself, especially with a car that costs DOUBLE the Toyota Corolla I had did.....peace all
Originally Posted by DeZi_chokro
dang i wish could that acree. very nice!!!!! blue is my favorite!, so alex at blackcatcustom.com helped you out with this stuff like what to order and all that stuff? i will pm you!
03-12-2006, 12:23 AM
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What's up man! I'm fanally home this week and had all the LED supplies ready for this project. Anyways, I finished it tonight and have some good pics. Check em out here https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-interior/163220-blue-leds-on-digital-guage.html.
Thanks for your help!
Tom
Thanks for your help!
Tom
03-21-2006, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by IluvIt
What's up man! I'm fanally home this week and had all the LED supplies ready for this project. Anyways, I finished it tonight and have some good pics. Check em out here https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163220.
Thanks for your help!
Tom
Thanks for your help!
Tom
Dude nice job! Congrats on finally getting the project finished.
04-13-2006, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by 13THL
Looks like a tedious job...
How did you find out where all the leds where and what type ?
Did you have some sort of detailed service manual ?
How did you find out where all the leds where and what type ?
Did you have some sort of detailed service manual ?
Originally Posted by John@Victory
mine will be done and installed soon! black faces/ blue lighting baby!
-Acree
04-13-2006, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Acree
Nope, I took each of the components apart several times until I had narrowed all the parts down.
John your conversion will begin as soon as I receive your pieces.
-Acree
John your conversion will begin as soon as I receive your pieces.
-Acree
04-14-2006, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by John@Victory
wifey doing the post office thing tomorrow for me. usps priority mail w delivery confirmation and 1k in insurance with a little "cake " taped to the instrament cluster. i will be paypaling one last payment to you before you finish them. just trying to get the honey dont know money transferd into the account to send to you... lol
-Acree
04-14-2006, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Acree
Hah, understandable. Wait until the wife sees it back in the car. She'll be impressed I promise. You never realize just how ugly the amber is until you see the blue installed in the car.
-Acree
-Acree
he he. she doesnt ride in it. if she did i would then be able to build value in the work your doing and make it easier to take the money out of joint checking...lol
got the paypal today for the rest right?
04-14-2006, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by John@Victory
he he. she doesnt ride in it. if she did i would then be able to build value in the work your doing and make it easier to take the money out of joint checking...lol
got the paypal today for the rest right?
got the paypal today for the rest right?
-Acree
05-20-2006, 06:02 AM
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Good work my fellow LED Nissan brother --- We've been doing these upgrades to the max and the altima --- too bad I didn't find this info last year we could have shared some info --- I like the fact that you have the ability to do different gauge faces --- the market hasn't been to open to the Maxima...lol --- anyway here are some pics of some upgrades we've done for customers
05-20-2006, 08:41 AM
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GEC - Very nice work. I love the white, it looks very clean. Just one question, how do you plan on combating the hot spots?
I recently found a way to get 100% even light distribution. It's awesome! I've been looking for a solution for over a year. Now, hot spots are a thing of the past.
-Acree
I recently found a way to get 100% even light distribution. It's awesome! I've been looking for a solution for over a year. Now, hot spots are a thing of the past.
-Acree
