S2FARSI

Anybody have any leads for an LED dome light conversion? The OEM dome light is weak sauce.

Thanks.

takeshi

I don't see how an LED will help. LED's tend to have a pretty narrow pattern which isn't all that useful in a dome light.

GyozA

If anything I'd use the LED for the rear DOME light. The plain lights are too 'blah' for the exterior.

Neutered Sputniks

Takeshi, LEDs are uni-directional (this is why they're not used for headlights, the light difuses too quickly over the range headlights are used for).

It is possible to buy directional LEDs, but most LEDs picked up from Radio Shack are unidirectional.

To install an LED, all one would need is to know which wire in the light fixture is + and which is -, and the voltage supplied to the stock fixture. Make sure that you wire up your LED(s) to be able to handle the voltage supplied to the fixture (wire in parallel to divide the voltage). IE: 12v power supplied to the fixture (might have been reduced to 5v somewhere, etc) and LEDs are rated for 1V each, wire all 12 LEDs in parallel (all positive leads are attached to each other electrically, all negative leads are attached together electrically).

S2FARSI

I was looking into LED's b/c I was in an IS250 the other day and it has 5 LED's for the driver (in the dome fixture) and 5 for the passenger and they are brighter than the OEM s2000 setup. I want something much brighter than what we have from the factory. I was looking into some bulbs but they all burn out a lot faster than factory bulbs.

Suggestions?

shadowz

Grab some from AJR!!! They have a tonne of T1R in stock I have two in my car right now, made a big difference

INTJ

Ho much?

S2FARSI

link for the t1r led?

SlidinS2k

$45 a piece.

I got a set from evasive motorsports during one of their sales for $60. Definitely brighter than stock.

AlX Boi

The upgraded white light bulbs I got from Polarg is plenty bright. It's only about $20 too.