Added some more carbon fiber trim in the cockpit.
I wired in some convenience LEDs in the trays, in the pockets, in the glovebox, and in the center console. In the pic, I drilled 3 holes above the cubby, then taped the leds to the inside of the plastic console piece. Then I added small holes in the pockets, and did the same with LEDs there and the glovebox.
This is how the wire is routed and attached to the pockets:
This is how you make your car wear sunglasses! Dragon Eyes, by dragon laminates. www.dragonlaminates.com You can find this specific product here.
FYI – these are the “neo-silver” color on the website, and they say it affects the headlight output the least, and barely noticeable on light output.
“Will your films change the headlight output color?
In short yes, it varies and also depends on the customer’s selection. On some of our films, such as our NEO Silver Dragon Eyes, the amount of color change at a minimal and will shine mostly white.”
At first, I bought a cheap knock-off set from ebay, and installed them, myself. I was never able to fully get the wrinkles out, and burnt my fingers trying – several times. I don’t recommend this, unless you are very experienced, as the Dart headlights curve in two directions.
Final mods of the year – Dragon Eyes 2.1, both on the headlights and the reverse lights (you were right, SC – good idea!) as well as carbon fiber eyelids on the headlights.
The real-deal Dragon Eyes don’t color the headlights, or change the output at all. The knock-offs made the light too yellow for me.
Dragon Eyes Reverse Lights:
