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Best way to hook up light?
Iam putting some neon in my car (please no posts about it being tacky, really isn't the point) well iam trying to decide the best and easy way to hook them up. i was either thinking of wiring it to the switch that puts your headlights on at night. Or wiring it to the interior lights so the neon will go on when you press the button in and the regular lights wont go on but the neon will. Or just making a new switch all together. Which do you guys think is better? Because i was going to wire it to the igition fuse but then it would always be on when the car is on.
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
The easiest way would be to use a seperate switch and fuse.
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
Will the neon be on the outside or inside the car?? because if its outside, i think in all states its illegal to have them on while driving. Its ok if your parked somewhere because its considered "SHOW USE". so i wouldnt wire them to anything that automatically goes on at night.... i agree with danny, just hook it up directly to your bat with a fuse and seperate switch.
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
ok i guess ill make a new switch. and it will be inside of the car. under the glove box, under the steering wheel and in this holder under my cd player. it tooks really nice at night right now but i have it hooked to the cig lighter and it looks kind of dumb with the wiring showing
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Current Car: 1997 Pontiac Sunfire GT Automatic with 17'' American Racing Sniper Wheels And GM tires.(They took my Pirelli Tires off when I bought it ) The hardest thing to learn about cars is that they aren't that hard to learn. Current Projects: Finding the RPM Between Safety and Thrill 300-400 hp midrange '95 Honda Civic Rally Car.(Project starts in 6 months. Wish me luck . )
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
Always use seperate switches and fuses, it's not good to piggy back wiring, especially on a car.
That neon stuff looks great, my bud has a 04 gt stang with the neon inside and out. The blue is awesome. |
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
the blue (on the outside) is also the most illegal to use.
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Re: Re: Best way to hook up light?
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Most states have ordinances banning blue from all but emergency vehicles; requiring red in the back(amber turns okay) and amber in the front, no flashing other than turn signals, yada, yada... |
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
LOL four...^^
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Re: Best way to hook up light?
I finally did it. I wired the fuse to the instrument panel light switch. my next step is to make the switch it looks really nice i got to get a picture of it sometime after work.
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Current Car: 1997 Pontiac Sunfire GT Automatic with 17'' American Racing Sniper Wheels And GM tires.(They took my Pirelli Tires off when I bought it ) The hardest thing to learn about cars is that they aren't that hard to learn. Current Projects: Finding the RPM Between Safety and Thrill 300-400 hp midrange '95 Honda Civic Rally Car.(Project starts in 6 months. Wish me luck . )
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