First Generation Thoughts on light install

[mfaile]

Opinions? I think it's awesome.

 

[Audio]

I don't think it's necessarily ugly, but not my thing. I also can't stand cars with overly bright lights like that in the interior. They're fatiguing on the eyes at night and distracting.

 

[Ambush]

I actually like it...if it was little dimmer it would be 110% for me.
Have you ever seen the new Lexus GS series? The door panels and around the DIS light up with a white led hue...it is looks awesome!!!!!
But hey I like it though. What else will you do do your interior as far as the light?
Where did you tap into to get power?

 

[mfaile]

Tapped into power on parking sensor switch. Grabbed the lighting hot wire so it's only on with lights. Working on a dimmer but still live the effect at night. Have a few more of these I'm gonna play around with.

 

[Ambush]

Tapped into power on parking sensor switch. Grabbed the lighting hot wire so it's only on with lights. Working on a dimmer but still live the effect at night. Have a few more of these I'm gonna play around with.

I would recommend using a relay just in case. I know the current draw is low but better safe than sorry. Relay and FUSE equals no fire blues! heheheh

Look at this pic..Lexus GS series

 

[TrumanShow]

I agree with the others, if you could dim it down to a non distracting brightness, I'd love it.

 

[shagnat]

Another vote of liking it a lot, but, waaay too bright.

 

[veratrize9]

Tapped into power on parking sensor switch. Grabbed the lighting hot wire so it's only on with lights. Working on a dimmer but still live the effect at night. Have a few more of these I'm gonna play around with.

Hey,
I know that this was posted awhile ago, but I was wondering if you remember which pins/wires go to the parking sensor switch? I want to use the switch to run a relay for my low beams... that way if I leave the head light switch to 'ON' I can have the DRL's off and the swoosh LED's on with the low beams switched by the parking sensor switch. I might even install a secondary photoelectric switch so that the low beams still activate automatically in the dark. Thanks!!!