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Hey All,
Anyone have any ideas on how to brighten up the lights on the dash?
I have an '06 Street Glide - seems I can hardly see the guages at night.
Is there a way to brighten them up?
Yeah, I know, I need glasses. . . but, aside from that. . . .
The Superbrights are the way to go. But if you don't have red you need the ones that say they are warm white. That more closely matches the color of the incandescent bulb.
The reply is: "The RHP5 is much brighter. 8500 mcd for the RHP5 vs 1400 mcd for the R5."
I have the spun aluminum gauges used on the CVO bikes so I relied on the information in the link above and ordered the WLED-RHP5 led's. Huge improvement over the OEM bulbs.
I haven't put the LEDs in the bike yet, but I did put them in my '85 930 and it made a huge difference. The old incadescents were about shot i think. I had to run them at full power in order to effectively see the lights. Now they're at about half on the rheostat. In addition, the switch which used to get warm now stays cool. The next time i have to open the fairing they're going in the bike too.
i put blue superbrightlights in four small gauges and had marty-aka(myride7) do leds in tach and speedo looks great at night just changed radio to jvc so i would have blue lights in radio! check my profile have some pic's of gauges
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