alrite.i just bought a led under for my da.i just need some help to put them on.so i would need to hook up a 12v fuse wire to battery and ground the neg to the chassis rite.?the light tubes everything will be mounted..thank for your help.

 

.... why would you want to put streetglow on your car. lol

 

i just like them.i think they look good.this gonna be night driving.

 

need some input.it gonna be tight when yall see this.

 

Under the dash fusebox, tie into one of the connections that are active with the lights on (no point in running the underglow during the day). Make use of a fuse (calculate correct size based on LED specs). Consider running a separate switch as well in case you want to drive at night without them on.

Also, to be legal, make certain that the LEDs themselves are not visible from the side of the car. Of course, you'll still probably get a ticket even if they aren't, but at least you can argue that one with a judge when that happens. Also, red and white are specifically illegal, since you can't have red light visible at the front, nor white light visible at the rear.

Personally, I think the whole underglow thing should have died with the 90s. But thats just an opinion. Rock em if you like em.

What input did you need? I'll answer technical questions, even if I disagree with the usage.

 

DaYuM dAwG ItZ GoNe Be MaDd JdM TyTe Yo!!!

Just do everybody a favor and throw them away

 

u know what.is this kinda remark that will give u a black eye.so yeah keep talkin ****

 

if u dont like it then f-u.

 

cool..good enuff..i'm not worry about they bein illegal cus i see alot of this stuff on trucks suv and of course not gonna have them on during day light.to me leds or more like running light so i dont see whats the hassle all about.

 

It's illegal.

 

underglow is gonna be the new jdm trend!!!! ima get some too

 

Because running lights are specifically listed in the law as legal to add.

Lighting laws for cars in California are easy. If it doesn't say you specifically can, you can't. (That's a summary of one of the laws.)

However, if the light source is not visible, then it's fair game, hence me stating to make certain they aren't directly visible. However, cops tend to ignore that and give out tickets anyway for underglow.

Doesn't matter how you or I would classify them, or consider them equivalent to, the law is very specific on such things. I'm simply a fan of pushing the limit of obeying the exact wording, but not the actual intent.

You should have known in advance that this subject requires a flame suit...

 

LMAO!

 

imma install them to where it's not visible.where i live cops dont care about these lil stuff cus they got those light on their car too.

 

u think is like CRACK or something.

 

can i has some of your crack?