The gauges are blue due to some film or paint on the back. For the fogs/headlight switches, you'll need one LED and one resistor. On one of my 74/73 bulbs you could straighten out the prongs/contacts wrapped around the bottom, and remove the LED/resistor setup from the bulb holder. That is one way you can do it. I'm unsure of the resistor to get, even after looking at one on my 74 bulb. A couple of the lines are so thin I can't distinguish what color they are.

 

Two map lights. One dome light. Dome light is 562. The link below is the one similar to (if not the same as) the one I bought. Very bright. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1pc-4...QQcmdZViewItem

 

dude, your a huge help.. thanks stan.

 

well i couldve just bought some haha...
but i made mine
18 LEDs in the mirror, and 24 in the rear dome light
and they are SOOOOO bright
youre gonna love it when u get yours in bill
heres how they look at night:








sorry its blurry, but i didnt use a flash cause that would defeat the purpose lol

oh and i used this to figure out what resistors i needed to make my LED arrays.
you just need the voltage, #of LEDs, and forward current
http://led.linear1.org/led.wiz

 

That looks awesome poison!! Nice work.

 

thanks, i cant wait to do the rest!

 

thanks for the link poison.. they look sweet! lmao.. you were right about them being bright.. looks like you hung some flashlights from your mirror, lol.. Nice work man.. i think im gonna go bright white with everything, maybe UV in the guages just to see. if not, i'll go bright white there too. Thanks guys.

 

uv gauges would be pretty interesting. definitely get a pic of that when ur done!

 

yeah, i just hope the UV isn't wierd.. and that its nice and bright.. i get paid tomorrow, so if i can i'll order them then.

 

hmm... idk
however, itd match your car, being purple and all

okay off topic but do you drink rockstar? cause ive heard that it glows under UV light... and idk if its true cause i dont have any blacklights lol