Hey BigKID, I've heard horror stories from people trying this on other vehicles, but I guess if you have time, patience, and patience, it may work.
Tom

 

I used to have a apc overlay, and the blue film over the gear seletor and odometer made it blurry. I could not see it in daylight, and at night had to squint to read it, and i have good eyes

 

on buyin the led can u get any of the bulbs that say (194/168 type) on them. or do u have to get the WLED ones...

 

Im going to take the ac cluster out tomorrow and see how involved it is to try and change out the bulbs. Kind of off topic but Dub Silverado did you get your pacesetters yet still havent gotten mine and ordered them about three weeks ago. BTW i just put my lade cluster in tonight and I thought it looked good but yours just looks awesome I already ordered the bulbs so mine can look like that

 

No i have not recieved my pacesetters yet

Its a huge differnce from the stock lade gauges, to the new leds.

I think you do have to use the WLED, otherwise the light will not bright enough throughout the cluster.

 

Ordered the wled-b4 just like you said to get in blue not tryin to copy but damn it looks good and my head unit has blue light so I think it will look good hopefully the ac cluster will look as good.

 

Ordered the wled-b4 just like you said to get in blue not tryin to copy but damn it looks good and my head unit has blue light so I think it will look good hopefully the ac cluster will look as good.

 

I dont care if you copy me, if i did care about people copying this easy mod, i would not have posted the instructions. Keep me informed on the ac lights, i might go for that if its not much work.

 

No prob ill pull it out tomorrow and post on here what kind of bulb it is and how involved it really is. From what I remember its just a couple of screws and disconnecting a couple of wiring harnesses. But Ill find out tomorrow or should I say later today.

 

And since you're in Houston, yo can give me a tutorial if all turns out well. I do have an A/C control from a Silverado you can practice on in case you dont want to screw yours up.