Got my reverse indiglos
10-01-02, 09:28 AM
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Got my reverse indiglos
These are the gauges
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1864632846
They look cool and i love the white guages during the day but, there a little too damn dim.
I have indiglos for my accord and they light up my whole face, these you cant really see during the day at all but at pitch night darkness there pretty damn cool, just not too bright.
Anyways just wanted to share this with you all in case you were lookin to get em
I wired em good after some trial and error i found a ground at the beginning of my center counsil and i wired the postive to the light swith harness. Its the red and black wire if you all would like to know anyways out of a scale of 1-10 id give em a 7 I paid 55 for em
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1864632846
They look cool and i love the white guages during the day but, there a little too damn dim.
I have indiglos for my accord and they light up my whole face, these you cant really see during the day at all but at pitch night darkness there pretty damn cool, just not too bright.
Anyways just wanted to share this with you all in case you were lookin to get em
I wired em good after some trial and error i found a ground at the beginning of my center counsil and i wired the postive to the light swith harness. Its the red and black wire if you all would like to know anyways out of a scale of 1-10 id give em a 7 I paid 55 for em
10-01-02, 09:51 AM
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Originally posted by silverrotor
I'm still waiting for them to come out with the Silver ones for the s4!
I'm still waiting for them to come out with the Silver ones for the s4!
10-01-02, 10:33 AM
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well actually i was going to ask the same question, i have no clue how to make them brighter
But id love to know. THere not that bad its just that im used to the things like lighting up my whole car. Over all i really do like em they go good with my hyperwhite (actually there like completly blue) headlights.
Ill try to get pics if its possible but i have no digi cam, need one really bad though so maybe ill get em up soon
But id love to know. THere not that bad its just that im used to the things like lighting up my whole car. Over all i really do like em they go good with my hyperwhite (actually there like completly blue) headlights.
Ill try to get pics if its possible but i have no digi cam, need one really bad though so maybe ill get em up soon
10-01-02, 10:36 AM
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by the way they have 5 diffrent color settings, and a brightness control which is kinda cool
They make em so you can customize them to any color profile you might have in your exterior/interior
They make em so you can customize them to any color profile you might have in your exterior/interior
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10-01-02, 10:52 AM
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Wow, they do? But then the brightest setting isn't bright enough, huh? Well, we'll put up a post later tonight to figure it out. I'll PM you to figure what questions to ask. I'm thinking possible a direct power from the battery, for one...
10-01-02, 01:13 PM
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Originally posted by RylAssassin
by the way they have 5 diffrent color settings, and a brightness control which is kinda cool
They make em so you can customize them to any color profile you might have in your exterior/interior
by the way they have 5 diffrent color settings, and a brightness control which is kinda cool
They make em so you can customize them to any color profile you might have in your exterior/interior
10-01-02, 02:26 PM
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Ok well the colors alternate kind of a lot basically it goes green center, green numbers, blue center blue numbers
green center, dark blue numbers
dark blue center, dark blue numbers
so basically it does alternate between blue and green but its like diffrent shades of it plus diffrent combinations
And yes even with the brightness setting at full they are still pretty dim
But again i will say i am happy with them and i do recomend them
green center, dark blue numbers
dark blue center, dark blue numbers
so basically it does alternate between blue and green but its like diffrent shades of it plus diffrent combinations
And yes even with the brightness setting at full they are still pretty dim
But again i will say i am happy with them and i do recomend them
10-01-02, 03:17 PM
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Originally posted by silverrotor
Strange how they have them for the FB's and the S5's. I have asked the seller when are they coming out with them for the s4 but I did not get a reply.
Strange how they have them for the FB's and the S5's. I have asked the seller when are they coming out with them for the s4 but I did not get a reply.
10-01-02, 04:23 PM
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Ok i went out to my car to look one more time and the green setting actually has a green border that makes the numbers look green but the numbers are actually always blue, just lit up green on the gauge. (lol this is getting complicated too much colors)
If you have green gauges then the green setting will look awsome even with a little blue, especially if you have a deck with blue or maybe green.
sorry this is getting so complicated its just basically an alterantion between diffrent shades of blue/green
If you have green gauges then the green setting will look awsome even with a little blue, especially if you have a deck with blue or maybe green.
sorry this is getting so complicated its just basically an alterantion between diffrent shades of blue/green
10-05-02, 07:07 PM
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I'll have a Coke!
i finished my install of my indiglo and they look pretty good, they have a decent brightness, even in the city at night, but i have a problem. I think i might have f*cked with one of my needles too much because now it's not working. It's the fuel gauge and i even filled up my tank and it still doesn't read . is it f*cked or is there something i can do?
. is it f*cked or is there something i can do?
10-06-02, 02:11 PM
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I'll have a Coke!
nevermind, i'm just special 
. One of the wires i feed behind the gauge faces was interfering with the fuels guages operation 
. just something the think about if anyone else installs indiglo gauges.
. One of the wires i feed behind the gauge faces was interfering with the fuels guages operation . just something the think about if anyone else installs indiglo gauges.
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