first upgrade
#3
RE: first upgrade
nice... I take it your car is stock-bodied? If it is, you'll probably want to cut away part of the splash guard or remover the entire thing so you can mount the front tube... if you want, I can get you pictures of the best place to mount the front tube.
#6
RE: first upgrade
ORIGINAL: ksrecon
If your not positive it works, I would hook it up to power first to make sure so you don't waste the time installing it.
If your not positive it works, I would hook it up to power first to make sure so you don't waste the time installing it.
#7
RE: first upgrade
ORIGINAL: Phalcon
Underglow can look good if done right. Just make sure the tubes are not visible.
Underglow can look good if done right. Just make sure the tubes are not visible.
to hide the bulbs use some aluminum L channeling strips or U channeling which is what i used for my sides... cause the L channeling IF your cars up on a lift the L channeling will just twist and bust right off the car as well as if you drag your undery body on something it will also rip it off BUT the U channeling shape will hold great! i tried when i got my rims put on at the tire shop i didnt tell them to use the jacks so they used thier lifts and i looked at the channeling while it was up off the ground and the aluminum U channeling seemed not to be bending at all... and im preaty sure if didnt bust my bulbs under thier BUT they dont work anyways... most burned out from water and i dont have them wired up anymore... im gonna upgrade them to some flexable led strips like my front and rears. i just havent felt like spending money on buying them YET... cause it doesnt get dark till about past 9pm and im in bed at 10... so thiers no use for them in the summer
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