Very nice job. Looks great.

 

hate to ask but I'm a total noob in tabbing and connect wires....
Could some one give me more details on it or direct me to any sites that teach you that?

Thanks

 

Some basic auto electrical info.... http://auto.howstuffworks.com/wfc1.htm

 

Joquio,
PM me, maybe I can help you.

 

Finally took some better pictures:

 

nice. i wish i did this before i did the cathode method. oh well.

 

Looks great. Wish I didn't have to buy a windshield this week, I would order right now. Oh well, next payday.

 

holy crap what method did you use was it the led strip or what

 

He has oznium flex strips in his OSH and oznium cold cathodes under the dash and seats.

 

This man is correct. I didn't turn on my 6 LED dome light for the pictures, otherwise it would have been even brighter. I have more LEDs going in very soon . . . Thanks for the compliments.

 

Ya i just did my front two handles with cold cathodes and after seeing this i will be doing the back two with led strips

 

looks very nice, I always like something original and different!!

 

Looks great!

 

Can anyone else confirm that if you tie these handle leds into your dome light, you lose the fading?

I plan to get an Oznium 16 led board for my dome light, and I was kicking around the idea of getting the Oznium thin led strips to put in the handles. I would want the handles to come on when the dome light comes on, but if the handle lights won't fade, I don't think I want them.

 

it'll act the same way if wired as such.

 

So, if I tap the handle lights into the power for the dome light, all lights fade properly?

Sorry, you're answer isn't entirely clear to me.

 

Bump for answer^^^

 

yes. if they are wired into the dome properly, they will fade out. the trick is to wire it to the dome properly so that you don't short the door lock control relay (under the speedo, runs about 4 hundy)

 

They will fade. I believe this is done by ramping down the voltage to the light. The voltage to the LEDs and incadescent bulbs are the same (12 volt). The current is different due to the resistors added to LEDs.

 

doin my handles today post pics laters when its dark outside