HUGE update: full interior lighting, sound system, heads/cam, etc...
04-10-2014, 12:36 AM
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At least it didn't chip your windshield like mine... Didn't make even the faintest mark on the hood paint some how.Your interior mods are spot on btw. Great job!
04-11-2014, 05:28 AM
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You can also take a Camaro overlay and swap the overlay out for the T/A one then replace the bulbs and it will come through whatever color the bulbs are. I had red in my Camaro Z28 and loved it! Here's a video I made of how to switch out these overlays.
Awesome work man! I love the black Camaro pieces and intend to do the same with mine. I am also going to change my cluster lights to blue and the Odometer light to blue. Then when I have time I'm going to change the other interior lights, HVAC and headlights, to blue. I'm thinking about take the lights out of the steering wheel though but I'm not sure. It will depend on how bright the blue is. I love the tone of the cool white but they are too bright for my taste. I do a lot of night time driving so I don't like my interior lights to blind me. The red was great for night time and looked awesome. I haven't seen blue yet so I'm waiting to see how bright that will be. I hope not too bright. I love the hood stripe too! I've never seen it like that. Overall awesome and beautiful car man!
04-11-2014, 02:38 PM
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It will depend on how bright the blue is. I love the tone of the cool white but they are too bright for my taste. I do a lot of night time driving so I don't like my interior lights to blind me. The red was great for night time and looked awesome. I haven't seen blue yet so I'm waiting to see how bright that will be. I hope not too bright. I love the hood stripe too! I've never seen it like that. Overall awesome and beautiful car man!
And thank you!
04-12-2014, 02:41 PM
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Yeah keep in mind taking photos of these lights is a real crapshoot even with my DSLR--without a tripod the exposure is never quite right. The lights are not as crazy bright as they appear in the photos. I mean look at the deck's screen for example--it appears fully white.
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I love the ways ur gauges are where did u get all the stuff from and what did u have to get to make it like that...I wanna go shopping right now
04-13-2014, 02:53 PM
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Yeah keep in mind taking photos of these lights is a real crapshoot even with my DSLR--without a tripod the exposure is never quite right. The lights are not as crazy bright as they appear in the photos. I mean look at the deck's screen for example--it appears fully white.
And thank you!
And thank you!
ofc ill keep my 3 10s and 2 hifonics amps 
ill pay you do all the work 
04-15-2014, 03:06 AM
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I have a 2000 camaro, are the steering whel radio controls supose to light up? Mine don't, and how would i fix the bulb for the headlight ****, it to dose not light either. Thanks.
04-15-2014, 05:00 PM
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Yeah they're both supposed to--sounds like your bulbs are burned out if the rest of the interior lights work properly. Replacing either location with LEDs requires soldering and resistors, as factory uses incandescent bulbs with much higher resistance.