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interior neon help
ive seen some footwell neons on ebay, i know they are chavy and tacky but i want some as they are cheap :) and can look ok.
ive seen these: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WHITE-Interior...d=p3286.c0.m14 and they come with a metal shielded inverter..what does this do? also i assume that once i have them i can cut the wires coming straight out of the neons and put a cigerette lighter plug on the end of the wires and plug it into the cigarette lighter socket? is that right? cheers Nick |
they can look ok if fitted right ie soo you cant see the bulb and just the glow, still wouldnt have them in my car though
best to hard wire them in imo and fit an inline switch you hve a multimeter its pretty easy to do, id wire them into the switched live and with a switch as said |
yeh, i was gunna put a switch in one of the blanks on the switch panel, next to the hazard lights.
and have white as it looks least tackiest, and i wud hide them tonnes so just a white glow. i want them to come on only when i open the doors, but think its too hard, someone had a thread on here about it but never finished it lol |
I have some, they look ok imo, but each to their own :)
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do u have any pics at night with them on?? are they white?
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Blue mate, and no I dont :(
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i have them in mine read this http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=164977
just a little thread i put together |
thing is wires differ on cars sometimes, mine for one has different coloured wires to yours, multimeter is the only sure way to test the wires
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I aint scared:boxing:
![]() Mine are connected via cig lighter, with a 3 socket transformer and flick switch box to select the lights you want located were the 2 little green LEDs are. were bought as a early mod as yu try anything to make your car look good for cheap lol but they have remaind on as i still do have a soft spot for them:oops: Go for it:y: Andy |
I had some blue ones in my corsa c when I first started driving and I had them hard wired in with a switch. They look pretty neat as you couldn't see the bulb, just the glow.
Why don't you wire them up to your interior light then they should (technicaly) light up when the doors open.You can run the wires up the inside of the doors and along inside the roof lining straight to the interior light then you ave a nice subtle mod and no wires showing. Easy to wire up to as its only two wires to the interior light. |
Go all out and make sure theres no green bits here and blue there.
Sticking to white is a good idea. But all blue does look lush: Quote:
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And im pretty sure there is a guide by Pred floating around on these. |
hmm i may do it. where abouts did you mount the neon in the drivers foot well andy?
also my car is a black and white them. shall i get white neons? andys blue ones look good because they match his dials, but i have standard dials so shall i get white? |
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as for my dials they are just standerd aswell they just have 2 little blue LED's on them aswell (in my progress thread) blue ftw id say white would just look to normal imo:y: cheers for the good comments aswell, Andy |
Hmm, how do you fit the blue LED's in the dials?? Do you need to take the steering wheel off or anything stupid??
Well im now debating which colour neons to get :S |
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Oh, are the like UV so only pick up white?
Not sure if I will do them if they need to be switched on in the cigarette lighter socket |
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well my 2 footwell neons and them LED's and connected up to a 3 socket flick switch therefore i just have 2 flick a switch to put them on when im driving, normally put them on when i put my headlights on:y: |
Yeh, im planning on hard wiring in my neons to my interior light, so comes on when the doors open. You know the bulb that lights up the ring around the cigarette lighter when the headlights are on, I could take a feed from that for the dial LED's because then they would come on when I turn on the headlights :D
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