Interior glow?
08-05-2005, 01:17 AM
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Interior glow?
Since my car is basically green all around I was wondering what would make a good interior color. I'm thinking green would be a good choice but then again that might be to much green. Maybe a color like blue or purple might be better to help break up the color scheme of the car. What do you think?
08-05-2005, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
Since my car is basically green all around I was wondering what would make a good interior color. I'm thinking green would be a good choice but then again that might be to much green. Maybe a color like blue or purple might be better to help break up the color scheme of the car. What do you think?
08-10-2005, 01:29 AM
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i have the street glow 7 color changin LED underlight kit on the outside...gets a lot of attention...i personally like the blue glow from the inside...when u have the windows down...it puts a nice glow and gets a lot of attention
11-01-2005, 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 97z2801ss
i wouldnt put any neons on my camaro
11-01-2005, 10:40 AM
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I purchased four blue LEDs, but I can't get them to light up 
. I'd hate to run a wire ALL the way to the battery, just for some lights. But I've connected them to a few 12v lines and they won't light up. Not enough power or too much? I dunno.
Rob
. I'd hate to run a wire ALL the way to the battery, just for some lights. But I've connected them to a few 12v lines and they won't light up. Not enough power or too much? I dunno.Rob
11-01-2005, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by graphicsgod
I purchased four blue LEDs, but I can't get them to light up . I'd hate to run a wire ALL the way to the battery, just for some lights. But I've connected them to a few 12v lines and they won't light up. Not enough power or too much? I dunno.
Rob
. I'd hate to run a wire ALL the way to the battery, just for some lights. But I've connected them to a few 12v lines and they won't light up. Not enough power or too much? I dunno.Rob
11-02-2005, 09:07 AM
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Well I picked up the ones from autozone on a whim. They'er made for car interior lighting. Unfortunatly they were so cheaply packaged they didn't come with instructions. So I just put them where I wanted them to light up, and ran all four lines to behind the stereo and connected to a few hot lines and tried turning on the car.... nothing. Connected it to another source,.... nothing again. So I dunno. I checked them, no burn marks or sign of being fried. The resistors are inside the plastic casing with the LEDs.
Rob
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