69 Imperial New Blue LED dash lights

[Hemi pwr]

put new Led lights in the dash and yes I can dim them a bit. I can see the gauges way better and it looks cool. you can get green red white plus more.
you can see the green I have a pic of my 72 dodge truck with green Leds

 

[JC68vert300]

Wow, much brighter than stock bulbs, looks good.

 

[65sporty]

I like it, nice and bright. Can you dim them if you want to?

 

[Hemi pwr]

yes you can dim them

 

[Turboomni]

How about a brand and part number?

 

[traintech55]

I still say we need an "I love it" emoji.

 

[Hemi pwr]

https://www.superbrightleds.com/this one of the places I got them and Amazon has them as far as a part number it has a year and make car bulb finder for what you need...they have tail lights and yellow front marker lights if needed

pic of the tail lights in the 69 Imperial and a 70 Plymouth I have both cars are just the park lights on. Make sure for tail lights you get the red ones because I think if you got white it would look pink in the lense because they are bright.

 

[Hemi pwr]

Wow, much brighter than stock bulbs, looks good.

thanks I like them way better..

 

[Carmine]

How about a brand and part number?

I believe someone did these and really nailed the color, which is somewhere between the two examples in this thread. Those would be the ones I'd seek out.

 

[Carmine]

pic of the tail lights in the 69 Imperial and a 70 Plymouth I have both cars are just the park lights on. Make sure for tail lights you get the red ones because I think if you got white it would look pink in the lense because they are bright.

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Now these do look impressive. Most I've seen (and experienced) have a bright spot, but the rest of the lense barely illuminates. Because the incandescent bulbs cast light behind and around, making use of the reflector, they usually beat the LEDs that only cast light straight forward.

Do these also feature LEDs at various angles? How is your flasher rate? Did you go electronic to deal with the lessened amperage draw? Do the sequentials still function on the Imperial?

(if yes, that would make an awesome video...hint, hint)

 

[Hemi pwr]

I believe someone did these and really nailed the color, which is somewhere between the two examples in this thread. Those would be the ones I'd seek out.

That's why they make lots of colors to suit what you want...it all what you feel like

 

[Hemi pwr]

Now these do look impressive. Most I've seen (and experienced) have a bright spot, but the rest of the lense barely illuminates. Because the incandescent bulbs cast light behind and around, making use of the reflector, they usually beat the LEDs that only cast light straight forward.

Do these also feature LEDs at various angles? How is your flasher rate? Did you go electronic to deal with the lessened amperage draw? Do the sequentials still function on the Imperial?

(if yes, that would make an awesome video...hint, hint)

yes the sequentials sill work and look awesome I didn't put a electronic flasher but they work I thought you needed the electronic flasher but not yet ..lol here are pics of a 1157 LED and a 94 peanut LED for you to see the are lights all around and on the end. I will have to get my buddy to up load the rear tail lights in action..lol

 

[rapidtrans]

I ordered the superbrights for the Monaco. So far i’ve only replaced the console shift indicator bulb. The green glow is visible in daylight. To avoid uneven spots you want leds with the diodes alound the sides and on top.

 

[Hemi pwr]

I ordered the superbrights for the Monaco. So far i’ve only replaced the console shift indicator bulb. The green glow is visible in daylight. To avoid uneven spots you want leds with the diodes alound the sides and on top.

like in the pictures I posted above

 

[feets]

I did that a few years ago to my 72 Imp. The first attempt was with black lights to see how it worked. They were a bit too dark so I went with cool blue on the second attempt.
I never did find the right bulbs for the turn signals on top of the fenders.