2 Night-Time Interior Shots
2 Night-Time Interior Shots These are 2 quicky shots of the interior. I cant figure out how to take the picture without it being blurry 
I set my camera to night time mode, but the LED's come out blurry as ****. Maybe they are too bright??
The whole interior was converted from stock to LED! The LED's are from a non-sponsor, please don't PM me asking where I got them.
Anyhow, here they are.
BTW - The double din is a pioneer Avic-D3. Thanks for looking!
I set my camera to night time mode, but the LED's come out blurry as ****. Maybe they are too bright??The whole interior was converted from stock to LED! The LED's are from a non-sponsor, please don't PM me asking where I got them.
Anyhow, here they are.
BTW - The double din is a pioneer Avic-D3. Thanks for looking!
badass dude....looks real good, i want to get that double din so badly, probably this summer lol. Just installed my entire blue led interior kit and id have to say im real happy with it 
you poser, yours looks just like mine 
Looks great man....I like we both decided to get the Firebird HVAC controls...damn camaro ones are way too dim at night
Only thing you still need is the Firebird shift indicator, it took me a long time to find mine
Wiat a minute, how did you get that Firebird headlight switch to fit? Does it just bolt right in? Thats the only thing i need for mine
Looks great man....I like we both decided to get the Firebird HVAC controls...damn camaro ones are way too dim at night
Only thing you still need is the Firebird shift indicator, it took me a long time to find mine
Wiat a minute, how did you get that Firebird headlight switch to fit? Does it just bolt right in? Thats the only thing i need for mine
you poser, yours looks just like mine
Looks great man....I like we both decided to get the Firebird HVAC controls...damn camaro ones are way too dim at night
Only thing you still need is the Firebird shift indicator, it took me a long time to find mine
Wiat a minute, how did you get that Firebird headlight switch to fit? Does it just bolt right in? Thats the only thing i need for mine
Looks great man....I like we both decided to get the Firebird HVAC controls...damn camaro ones are way too dim at night
Only thing you still need is the Firebird shift indicator, it took me a long time to find mine
Wiat a minute, how did you get that Firebird headlight switch to fit? Does it just bolt right in? Thats the only thing i need for mine
. The headlight switch is LED's. The guy who I got my LED's from solders them for you and sends you back your unit, same for both my ASR and Fog buttons. Just as an FYI, the Firebird headlight module is VERY different then the Camaro's. They have totally different bolt spots.
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Looks sweet dude. Did you just have to swap out the dash bulbs with LED bulbs? Or is everything wired in. I'm looking to do this to my t/a, buy LED bulbs that fit in the dash socket. Will this work? seems like everyone else is doing wiring.
Looks awesome! What is involved in making a double din headunit fit?
The blurriness is deff due to no tripod/bracing or some sort. When taking night pictures the shutter stays open a lot longer than normal to get as much light as possible. Hence without a tripod, most people cant hold "perfectly" still while taking the picture which gives you some blurry parts in the pic. Try bracing the camera on the top of the seat of sit in the back with ur elbows on the center storage and hold really still.
Jason
The blurriness is deff due to no tripod/bracing or some sort. When taking night pictures the shutter stays open a lot longer than normal to get as much light as possible. Hence without a tripod, most people cant hold "perfectly" still while taking the picture which gives you some blurry parts in the pic. Try bracing the camera on the top of the seat of sit in the back with ur elbows on the center storage and hold really still.
Jason