Underbody kits
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Joined: Apr 2008
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Underbody kits
How hard are these to install on 07 civic si's? also I want an LED kit, but I don't want it to look like little dots underneath. any suggestions? has anyone bought ebay kits and can they post some pics up. thanks
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From: St. louis, MO
RE: Underbody kits
I used to have to install these ricer kits all the time.
They really are not that difficult to install. And believe it or not, most of them come with the instructions.
It basically just connecting one wire to the (+) power and one to the (-), or grounding it somewhere,and then mounting your kit.
Like I said, really not that difficult.
They really are not that difficult to install. And believe it or not, most of them come with the instructions.
It basically just connecting one wire to the (+) power and one to the (-), or grounding it somewhere,and then mounting your kit.
Like I said, really not that difficult.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Lexington, KY
RE: Underbody kits
Yeah, if you get a quality LED kit, it won't have the hot spots that cheaper kits do.
And basically, the hardest part about the whole thing is actually mounting the tubes. The wiring itself is simple, and if you follow the instructions that come with the kit, you'll be fine.
And basically, the hardest part about the whole thing is actually mounting the tubes. The wiring itself is simple, and if you follow the instructions that come with the kit, you'll be fine.
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From: San Luis Obispo, Ca
RE: Underbody kits
ORIGINAL: jpnolan
it will only look like dots if you buy a ****ty kit or you have a mirror underyour car, hailchristian has some on his ef they look sick as ****!
it will only look like dots if you buy a ****ty kit or you have a mirror underyour car, hailchristian has some on his ef they look sick as ****!
if i do another kit Oznium flex strips ftw...
addiction is the underglow master...wait for him to chime in.
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RE: Underbody kits
i could BUT to much hassle plus i havent done UB lights in awhile now..... i just dont drive at night anymore and early morning going to work at 5.30 doesnt count 
gas is to high to mess with underbody lights anymore....
now im sticking to interior lighting basics.
gas is to high to mess with underbody lights anymore....
now im sticking to interior lighting basics.
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From: San Luis Obispo, Ca
RE: Underbody kits
ORIGINAL: addiction2bass
i could BUT to much hassle plus i havent done UB lights in awhile now..... i just dont drive at night anymore and early morning going to work at 5.30 doesnt count
gas is to high to mess with underbody lights anymore....
now im sticking to interior lighting basics.
i could BUT to much hassle plus i havent done UB lights in awhile now..... i just dont drive at night anymore and early morning going to work at 5.30 doesnt count
gas is to high to mess with underbody lights anymore....
now im sticking to interior lighting basics.
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From: San Luis Obispo, Ca
RE: Underbody kits
you can see the dotty ness that everyone talks about..i didn't have too much clearence under my car so the tubes kinda stuck out. My kit was from LEDunderbody.com...had all these cool flashing functions and turning it on to music was teh funnest part and using the remote it came with.
here is a side shot
here is a side shot