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I have a couple questions regarding the options that HU Mount has. This is for a 98-02 Formula.
How much better is the LED verses the Mini Lamp?
And, under the Formula lettering options, it says either "Formula" or "Formula (Script)"
Anyone know the difference between the two? Thanks.
How much better is the LED verses the Mini Lamp?
And, under the Formula lettering options, it says either "Formula" or "Formula (Script)"
Anyone know the difference between the two? Thanks.
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I have a couple questions regarding the options that HU Mount has. This is for a 98-02 Formula.
How much better is the LED verses the Mini Lamp?
And, under the Formula lettering options, it says either "Formula" or "Formula (Script)"
Anyone know the difference between the two? Thanks.
How much better is the LED verses the Mini Lamp?
And, under the Formula lettering options, it says either "Formula" or "Formula (Script)"
Anyone know the difference between the two? Thanks.
its goes perfect with my red lighting.. (trans am) but i love it and u can wire a dimmer onto it to fix the lighting if u like
but i do recommend the Led!!! worth the extra bucks...
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wow. iether way that thing looks sick bro! looks like a beast! and i bet that ls2 is kicking some big time A**
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might not be safe tho!
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I went with the mini lamps and the guy who sells them actually said the mini lamps match better than the LED to the TransAm lighting. I'm glad I went mini lamp. It comes with wiring instructions so that the lights are only on with the dash lights at night and can be dimmed.
Here are some pics
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I went with the mini lamps and the guy who sells them actually said the mini lamps match better than the LED to the TransAm lighting. I'm glad I went mini lamp. It comes with wiring instructions so that the lights are only on with the dash lights at night and can be dimmed.
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I'm in the same boat as you, Blown. Been thinking about going to E85 as well. Just slightly cheaper then running 110.
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Cool, I may have to look into that. I've wanted to get a wideband for some time now. How does it measure the boost and EGTs? Do you need to run another vacuum line for the boost, and a another bung for the EGT sensor?
I'm in the same boat as you, Blown. Been thinking about going to E85 as well. Just slightly cheaper then running 110.
I'm in the same boat as you, Blown. Been thinking about going to E85 as well. Just slightly cheaper then running 110.