this is a very small thing i did to my vett a while back but i just got a new camera so i thought i would share them with you

Ricers have there undercarage lights so this is kind of my version

my camera was having problems cause of how dark it was but i will try to take better ones latter
just wanted to share and see what you guys

Billy

 

You know, I am not usually into those trick lights and stuff, but I kinda like that!

 

I'm not usually into them either, but that looks pretty sharp!

 

Looks like you're on fire.

 

I did the same thing, but I don't have pics.

 

Pretty good idea. I like it. What are you using for light?

 

I kind of like it too. I always thought of putting green lights behind the grill of my green 68 chevrolet pickup before I sold it. Something to set it apart from the rest - but not to fit in the the others with lights.

It would be cool if you could somehow make it get brighter with higher engine rpms, have it dim at idle.

 

I just used some generic add on break lights that u can get a any auto store

I was going to go with the mini hallogin lights that ricers use for there cars but they did not have then in red and that is what i was going for

 

Some LED light strip's would work great also.

I like it

 

 

Looks nice

 

Pic looks cool. However I'm not sure what my opinion of the lights themselves, but it is different.

 

What did you tap into for power? How about pict's about how its wired?
I think it's cool as hell, and would like to do it to my car.
Alex

 

My gal just said not another project? love the bling!

 

someone did those to mine before I got the car.. I like them!

 

rice

 

Good morning class and welcome to the world of LIGHTS

please follow my easy step by step directions for our task today
now before we begain i must tell you there are 2 ways of doing this... the advised way and my way
If you would like you can run throught the fire wall with all of the other wires but i find that that way requires way to much work
so here we go

first the lights are put up and the wires pulled inside from the underside

then i pulled the wires from the passenger side of the car up under the hood and ran the across to the driver side

from here i ran the wires from the passenger side and down to where the light is on the driver side. with the wires together i ran them into the cabin from under the driver side using the drain plug

after running through the drain pulg i used water tight sealent to make sure water from the road would not end up in the cab
then i ran under the carpet up to the switch on the side of the driver side. this switch is already run to the altinator and has a fuse.

and that is how i did it... i know there are better ways of doing it but for me i think this will work.
easy to do and all wires are hidden

 

There is a thin red line on rice at times, and I think you are standing right on it. But, I think I could make a diplomatic endeavour and make me a set of those, too! I think I will try the RPM variable illumination thing with some LEDs. It should be easy, especially with an elecronic distributor. A transistor should do the trick, but i have been out of the electronics loop awhile. I will have to do some remembering...

 

If you figure out the RPM- brightness part of it, let us know

 

I've seen that rpm-variable lighting on american chopper....wonder what they use?

Brett