So, I changed out all my interior lights to white LEDs based on the previous posts here on the forum. But no one ever mentioned the vanity lights! I wanted those to be pure white LEDs as well. I searched the internet and a few sources sell them, but I purchased a pair (w/shipping) for $14 from JDPWR INC. The code of the original factory amber bulbs is TS-14V1CP. If you search this code, you can find the correct white LED.
I also installed those Infiniti branded race pedals that Katsu has on his EX35 in Japan. Katsu just used sticky tape, but I had mine installed using nuts and bolts. I also put 35% tint all around on my EX35 and installed a sunroof wind deflector.
I posted a few pictures below for those wanting images, unfortunately, the night photos are somewhat blurred (sorry about that), but it gives you the visual effect.
Enjoy!
Post Title: Re: Switching out the vanity lights (sor326)
Posted by: kamiguy at 9:35 PM 6/29/2009
As far as the slippage issue...I don't have it. The original covering on the pedals was a black rubber that you can easily pull off. The Infiniti ones have raised rubber grips (the circular portion). I tried it out with wet shoes and I had the same grip force as with the original rubber covering.
The autoshop, Syndicate, in San Deigo also said I wouldn't have any issues with slippage...seems they install these all the time on various vehicles.
Hope this helps...
Post Title: Re: Switching out the vanity lights (sor326)
Posted by: KJ911TT at 10:58 AM 6/30/2009
| Quote, originally posted by sor326 » |
| I purchased the pedals off ebay. They came from a company in Asia. Just do a search for Infiniti EX35 pedals and they will be listed. As far as the slippage issue...I don't have it. The original covering on the pedals was a black rubber that you can easily pull off. The Infiniti ones have raised rubber grips (the circular portion). I tried it out with wet shoes and I had the same grip force as with the original rubber covering. The autoshop, Syndicate, in San Deigo also said I wouldn't have any issues with slippage...seems they install these all the time on various vehicles. Hope this helps... |
Once the rubber bits wear down (which they will), which will lead to the metal getting "polished" by your shoe, they will become VERY VERY slippery.
- KJ
Post Title: Re: Switching out the vanity lights (sor326)
Posted by: kamiguy at 5:42 PM 6/30/2009
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