From: snipped-for-privacy@charter.net (Kilowatt) On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 02:16:52 -0500, snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (Roy Q.T.) wrote: I could me some wheels too. make sure the Glow Lights are legal in your state or she'll get stopped by the c.o.p.s if they aren't you can put a switch on them and use them when you cross the state or jurisdictional line };-) where do you want them installed ? =AEoy I don't want them installed at all. I am sure she wants them underneath the car to shine on the road. I can just imagine how they would either tie them into the headlights or God knows what they would have to do to put a switch in the car. Is there a way to bring a switch into the car without drilling holes? Ack I shudder to think how some jack leg engineer would cut into the car.
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well your fears are not unfounded., It's not me installing them };-{) but there are guys dedicated to tricking up autos that are very serious expert tech, as myself..(oops did i say that };-)
I wouldn't want just anyone ripping through the bottom of my nieces new car with with a power screwdriver & self tap screws for cable clamps to attach the pretty little lights she wants under it };-)
If they were Fog Lights you could attach them to your High Beams contacts, but not necessarily.
Those innocuous little sparkling/neon cable lights are best fed from a cable attached to the fuse block ~ to a nifty dash board mounted, girly looking, simple operation, rated switch. the motor compartment usually has a way through for wires..... so don't expect any major damage to the neicemobile.
=AEoy