markbradford

annoyingly so in fact.

I'd like to get a bit more light fom my boost gauge and a lot less from my oil pressure one. Any thoughts?

I'ev considered putting a second condom on the oil pressure one, or perhaps looking for a lower wattage wedge bulb. You guys got any experience on this?

Matt E.

I got a LED bulb from ECS for my VDO boost gauge, works well.

Silver Streakin'

I've been thinking about doing this with my AWE vent gauge that has the white background to match my '01 cluster. The white of the gauge is a bit too bright.

silva

It could be that there are two different bulbs in the gauges. change them both to new 194 bulbs.

coocoomike

did you wire them in series or parrallel?

Inigo Montoya

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coocoomike

will the white match? last time i bought a white set, and they turned out very blue in the gauge.

Inigo Montoya

I'd ask the company selling them if the white matches the OEM dash. I just thought it was worth posting as that particular store has some nice products for people wishing to achieve a clean, OEM kind of look. If all else fails you could replace all the bulbs in the dash with mathcing LEDs or bulbs.

Spam-n-Rice ETR

Some LED manufacturers allow a range of wavelength and intesities in their manufacturing process and bin them accordingly for sale or distribution. Therefor, it is possible that two LEDs may not closely match each other. Sucks...