E.L. Sill Plate Prototype
They either had a blue Z, or someone's (bad) idea of market research suggested blue LEDs are the "in" thing, therefore they should be made with that color.
I'm sure Unlimited Tuning is selling whatever products they can purchase (i.e., they don't make the products themselves), so if the main company doesn't yet sell anything other than blue, Unlimited Tuning can't purchase anthing other than blue. The upside to this type of business is the small amount of funding necessary to get it going, the downside being you're at the mercy of what other companies choose to manufacture/sell.
I'm sure Unlimited Tuning is selling whatever products they can purchase (i.e., they don't make the products themselves), so if the main company doesn't yet sell anything other than blue, Unlimited Tuning can't purchase anthing other than blue. The upside to this type of business is the small amount of funding necessary to get it going, the downside being you're at the mercy of what other companies choose to manufacture/sell.
DANG IT!!!ORANGE ORANGE< ORANGE What am I gonna do with blue led? My car isn't blue anymore. Oh, I see you have a Daytona Blue Z so youre gonna stick with blue...well FINE
J/K
I'll buy 1000 of them and paint them orange for my fellow Z friends that wants them orange
So whos with me
J/KI'll buy 1000 of them and paint them orange for my fellow Z friends that wants them orange
Last edited by Rayden2001; Jun 24, 2004 at 08:19 PM.
it can be very easy or impossible. depends how its made. evo-r for example with their z4 rings cast the led into the part or atleast did a good job looking like they did. thus for all intents purposes, the LED and part were 1. if this is the case, you will not replace the LED without a fight.
Thanks ares, like you said, its not that easy, really depends on how it is made. We have already informed our supplier regarding "ORANGE" and "WHITE" suggestions we have received, I will keep you all posted, but it seems "ORANGE" has more votes.
Originally posted by ares
it can be very easy or impossible. depends how its made. evo-r for example with their z4 rings cast the led into the part or atleast did a good job looking like they did. thus for all intents purposes, the LED and part were 1. if this is the case, you will not replace the LED without a fight.
it can be very easy or impossible. depends how its made. evo-r for example with their z4 rings cast the led into the part or atleast did a good job looking like they did. thus for all intents purposes, the LED and part were 1. if this is the case, you will not replace the LED without a fight.
Last edited by 350z-z33; Jun 25, 2004 at 07:26 PM.
I am all over this, although I suggest that you consider making them avalible in a variety of colors (I personally am looking to experiment with red on my Super Black). From what I see you should be able to construct them with any color accent.
Anyhow if you could clarify where these actually go
~Josh
Anyhow if you could clarify where these actually go

~Josh
Last edited by Jergens; Jun 26, 2004 at 06:29 PM.
Originally posted by MacGyver
Took me a few minutes to figure out exactly where the LEDs were in that pic...they're back to back, aren't they...
Took me a few minutes to figure out exactly where the LEDs were in that pic...they're back to back, aren't they...



