docurley

<center><img src="http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y224/docurley/blueAC.jpg"></center><p>
Well I manged to track down the correct LED's and here's the near finished product.

Let me know what you think.

TristanP

Less harsh in the eyes, less riceroni. "A" for effort though.

docurley

<center><img src="http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y224/docurley/DSC01155.jpg"></center><p>Rice!!!

Now let me see, your calling Golf's rice?

I wanted my dash to be different just like my body mods but rice is a little harsh.

Stan [tYcOoN]

I prefer the stock red - Indeed

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and the come back to the rice comment is stock rs4 widebody

docurley

Lost me mate on the last comment.

The body is RS4 OEM bar the rear bumper.

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and then you show one of the cleanest things you can do to these cars.

qfrog Ti20

but I've been there and done that with a vw Climatronic and instrument cluster already... see carson's pic poster.

porsches4ed (APR S3)

thats pretty cool! how do you change the LED?

docurley

<center><img src="http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y224/docurley/ACboard.jpg"></center><p>Ok there are two types of LED's that the Audi uses; the standard mushroom type and then the SMD/Axial type.

The AC needs the SMD type and just the display requires 15 LEDā€¼sup&gt;TM&lt;/sup&gt;s.

The unit also as red plastics sheet that diffuses the led light to give the smooth light. The actual info is produce in the glass at the front and the LED light shine through giving you the image so you could change this to any colour you like.