This is the finished product. The pictures were shot with 3.5 F stop, so the lights are not as bright as they appear. I have also added the lighted cup holder. I changed the green LEDs to blue.

Nice. How did u change the cup holder lights? Where did you purchase them from?

Chris

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Nice. How did u change the cup holder lights? Where did you purchase them from?

Chris

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I bought them from oznium.com, they are the 5mm bright. I bought the cup holder OEM, removed the green LEDs and wired in the blue.

I looked on there site and am having a hard time finding what it is. Can you help me out please?
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Chris

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I looked on there site and am having a hard time finding what it is. Can you help me out please?
Thanks
Chris

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Hey Chris,

If you are looking for the blue LEDs, I bought the 5 mm bright blue LEDs with resistors already soldered in place. I'm not sure what "it" is that you're looking for. This is the URL for the LEDs that I bought, http://www.oznium.com/prewired-leds . I purchased the blue LEDs.

Johnnie

Hey johnnie

I havnt torn into this yet to see what it looks like. Is the cup holder lights a strip or is it just bulbs?

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Chris

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Hey johnnie

I havnt torn into this yet to see what it looks like. Is the cup holder lights a strip or is it just bulbs?

Thanks
Chris

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The light is "piped" with lexan shaped in the form of the inside of the cupholder. It takes two LED's.

So can you just modify tbe exsiting cup holder? Or do you have to start from scratch with a new cup holder?

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You go with the existing and solder the individual bulbs in place. It's easy to remove the cupholder and break it apart. Once you've done that, just remove the existing bulbs and replace with the new ones. I had to trim the wires on the new bulbs, since it was about two inches long. But the install doesn't take long at all. Just be patient and take your time.

cool thanks guys

is the lexan able to be reused or once you pull it off it is shot?

chris

cool thanks guys

is the lexan able to be reused or once you pull it off it is shot?

chris

If the cupholder that you have is already lighted, you can reuse the one you have. While you can solder the leads if you have a noninsulated crimper it is like the factory crimps already there as the 5 mm Blue LEDs are the same size as the OEM green LEDs. Really you won't be as confused once you have opened/seperated the lighted cupholder.

How do you get the cup holder apart?

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How do you get the cup holder apart?

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I would like to know this also.

Looking great, one of the coolest interior mods!

What did you have to do to change the door bulbs? Are they also 5mm prewired LEDs?

I like it, but the speaker pods being bright might be a notch too much IMO. Great idea though!

The cup holder lights look great. Im doing these soon. In orange

How do you get the cup holder apart?

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There are four snap clips on the upper part of the lighted cup holder. Just pry them out enough to separate the two halves.

I like it, but the speaker pods being bright might be a notch too much IMO. Great idea though!
I had to use a slow f-stop so the light looks much brighter than it is. The light also lights up the floor pan dimly. It looks much better in person.

What did you have to do to change the door bulbs? Are they also 5mm prewired LEDs?

My SRT is an 08, it did not have the lighted door handles.

Looking great, one of the coolest interior mods!

Thanks for the mention.

How did you get access to the door handle lights?