Dial kits
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- Apprentice
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Dial kits
I'm planning to get either the Funky Products FTO Dial Kit - White/Red or White/Blue. Just curious as to whether i need to change the stock dial lights or that the dial kits glow blue or red over the stock lights?
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- Grease Monkey
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dl_archangel
Hey dl_archangel,
Im after new dials as well - think im going to get the White/Blue. Ones
From what i gather the dial kits already glow with the existing LEDs. Differnt parts glow diff colours
check out this thread -
http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... pic&t=1887
But i think that if u change the Leds it might be brighter..... not sure yet.
Im after new dials as well - think im going to get the White/Blue. Ones
From what i gather the dial kits already glow with the existing LEDs. Differnt parts glow diff colours
check out this thread -
http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... pic&t=1887
But i think that if u change the Leds it might be brighter..... not sure yet.
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- Apprentice
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- Oldtimer
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All the numbers, markers and logos on the dial kits are transparent and are lit up at night time by your dash lights.
At night time it has a similar look to reverse EL dials.
Your standard dash lights will work fine, however they can taint the look a little due to their yellowish colour. Personally I have replaced all my dash globes with white LEDs, which give a nicer colour.
At night time it has a similar look to reverse EL dials.
Your standard dash lights will work fine, however they can taint the look a little due to their yellowish colour. Personally I have replaced all my dash globes with white LEDs, which give a nicer colour.
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aarrgghh!!!! OK, we've got about 4 or 5 seperate threads on this topic now...
There will be a guide coming out on this, but Steve needs to finalise a few things first and needs time to breath too (he's a little busy at the moment).
Sometime over this weekend, probably tomorrow or Sunday, I will take a photo of my dash and provide some basic info such as the LEDs you require and some of the tricks to get this to work.
I will start a new topic in the styling thread so as to centralise this information, maybe Steve can make it a "sticky topic" too so we can have just one thread on this topic.
To answer your question, yes I did it myself, but there's a number of tricks!
There will be a guide coming out on this, but Steve needs to finalise a few things first and needs time to breath too (he's a little busy at the moment).
Sometime over this weekend, probably tomorrow or Sunday, I will take a photo of my dash and provide some basic info such as the LEDs you require and some of the tricks to get this to work.
I will start a new topic in the styling thread so as to centralise this information, maybe Steve can make it a "sticky topic" too so we can have just one thread on this topic.

To answer your question, yes I did it myself, but there's a number of tricks!
MIVEC is My Friend :D