LED Map & Dome Light Mod!!!
#81
thx for the pics and tight setup man. im saving up for the white ones...
#83
I just upgraded both my dome light and cargo light to 1wt Luxeon LED lights. (Same thing 4Crawler posted up about on pg 3 of this thread.) Wow, are they bright. They're pricey, but definitely worth it. They produce a very bright white light. They've got my vote 
Check them out here: http://taskled.com/dome.html

Check them out here: http://taskled.com/dome.html
#84
#85
LOL, well i gues i might have to just try it.
I have thought about rigging one of these, now this would be bright!
http://cgi.ebay.com/10W-HIGHPOWER-WH...QQcmdZViewItem
100 lumen is blind you bright, i can't imaigne 700!
I have thought about rigging one of these, now this would be bright!
http://cgi.ebay.com/10W-HIGHPOWER-WH...QQcmdZViewItem
100 lumen is blind you bright, i can't imaigne 700!
#86
#87
Has anyone tried these in red?
I was about to go with the 5x5 LEd model which is 2"x2" for my map lights. I measured a 2x2" piece of paper and cut it out to make sure it would fit, and it was way tight - can you get a 5x5 array into a gen 3 4runner maplight hole?
I was about to go with the 5x5 LEd model which is 2"x2" for my map lights. I measured a 2x2" piece of paper and cut it out to make sure it would fit, and it was way tight - can you get a 5x5 array into a gen 3 4runner maplight hole?
#90
The thing is, it is VERY hard to use unless you need your night vision. It is hard on the eyes to use red light. If you will only ever use it for things that you need to keep your night vision, then i guess it is up to you.
Personally i would rather have white light i can actually use in the truck lights and carry a red filter and a flashlight, which it just so happens I do.
#91
Never spent a lot of time working outdoors at night I take it.
Might want to do a search on Purple R
Might want to do a search on Purple R
Rhodopsin, also known as visual purple, is a pigment of the retina that is responsible for both the formation of the photoreceptor cells and the first events in the perception of light. Rhodopsins belong to the G-protein coupled receptor family and are extremely sensitive to light, enabling vision in low-light conditions. Exposed to white light, the pigment immediately photobleaches, and it takes about 30 minutes to regenerate fully in humans.
#92
The thing is, it is VERY hard to use unless you need your night vision. It is hard on the eyes to use red light. If you will only ever use it for things that you need to keep your night vision, then i guess it is up to you.
Personally i would rather have white light i can actually use in the truck lights and carry a red filter and a flashlight, which it just so happens I do.
Personally i would rather have white light i can actually use in the truck lights and carry a red filter and a flashlight, which it just so happens I do.
I'm planning on just replacing the driverside map lamp with a red LED array. I find white map lights disorienting when driving at night, so that way I'll have a red one for me, and a white one if a need arises.
Can anyone confirm whether the 5x5 will fit properly?
#95
What i am saying is that for normal use, in a car RED gets annoying real quick. So unless you need it there is no reason IMO to have it.
#97
#99
I just ordered these for my 2000 tacoma bc the little map light sucks and does next to nothing. They measure 1.25 x .75 inches so there pretty small to fit in tight spots and are pretty much universal to fit in screw in bulbs and the fuse type bulbs. I haven't got them yet but they are definately cheaper than your options. I'll let you know how they are when i get them in.
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