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Blue gauges in TA
Blue gauges in TA After some deliberating I finally decided to try to turn the interior blue from red. I know a lot of people say that it can't be done as there is red film yadda yadda. But after reading InfiniteReality's write up I decided to have a go. Thanks for the write up! Still gotta change out the headlight and HVAC overlays but the speedo and stereo controls are done 
Sorry if its hard to see during the day. If anyone is interested Ill take some night pics too when it gets dark. Heres a link to his site http://www.evlls1.com/interiorlighting.html
There is only one problem with using Camaro gauges in a TA, where the TA has the service light, the Camaro has the highbeam indicator. So whenever the car starts, I see an orange "service" light come on through the highbeam
oh well... you win some you lose some.
Sorry if its hard to see during the day. If anyone is interested Ill take some night pics too when it gets dark. Heres a link to his site http://www.evlls1.com/interiorlighting.html There is only one problem with using Camaro gauges in a TA, where the TA has the service light, the Camaro has the highbeam indicator. So whenever the car starts, I see an orange "service" light come on through the highbeam
oh well... you win some you lose some. 
Originally Posted by Z95m6
How do you plan on doing to door panel lights? I have TA door panels and i don't see how you can change the color on them.
"DOOR LIGHTS
Remove the Phillips head screw and pop off the door lock cover. Carefully slide off the door handle bezel and remove the bulb in the back. You will need to drill out the red lense inside where the bulb goes. ONLY drill out the bottom of it and leave the top intact so you will have something to lock your socket back in place. This will be trial and error. I’d drill a little bit, check to see if all the red lense was gone with a flash light and keep going until it was. When you have all the red gone you can bring it back to the car. On the socket, remove the #74 bulb and replace it with the #74 blue LED bulb. Verify it works and re-install it back to the door. Repeat on the other door"
I havent gotten around to this yet but I'm guessing it works.
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Originally Posted by Raven97
looks good what didi it cost you in parts?
Last edited by kraaazymike; Oct 23, 2005 at 10:30 PM.
Originally Posted by LS1_SS
congrats man looks good!
Originally Posted by kraaazymike
I remember when I first saw your post about selling LED kits I PM'd you right away but when you told me that LEDs couldnt be done for TA's I knew there had to be some way...
Originally Posted by kraaazymike
For the gauges, i spent ~$38 shipped. the gauges dont need anything else just plug and play. For the LED's $2 for resistors and I havent found a good supplier for LED's yet, so I'm still paying way too much for them ($3.40 a piece @ 7 LED's) at a local electronics store. Most people buy them in bulk for like $50 for a couple hundred LED's or something like that.
Last edited by thetastelingers; Oct 27, 2005 at 03:22 PM.
Originally Posted by quickneSS
Hey Kraazymike, How did you get the speedo,rpm,etc..needles off of the gauges? I bought almost the same background for my gauges.
TIA,
JON
TIA,
JON