Well I have been hooked by the LED bug. I ordered 3x9.5'' 2x4.7'',and 2x1.2'' of the flex LED from oznium.com the 9.5's will be grille lights, the 4.7's are lighting for over the pedals and in the same place on the passenger side, and the 1.2's for the back seat.

I am excited... I will post pictures once I get them installed

 

hehe... i have not been hooked by the led bug yet.. but i will eventually
good luck with the install

 

haha hey thanks!

 

bug? what bug?

i see a large scorpion on your back..

 

Scorpions are scary. Good luck with the lights!

 

Leds are addicting, once you start you can't stop!

 

can't wait to see the pics!

 

cant wait to see...i was thinkin about going wit the 19" led strips from oznium for behind the grill, would love to see how urs come out so i can decide....

 

i have a bunch of LEDs from oznium they are great..super bright..good luck with yours

 

I know what you mean about the bug and being hooked. I just started out hooking up 2 leds in the cup holders, then got a little crazy. Got cold cathodes under the seats, leds in the air vents, leds in the overhead light, and next they're going in the doors, now I want to change the leds in the console. (But I'm not that advanced to do that)

Trickin it out is fun! Tricks are for kids......and paying adults.

And Oznium is a great and cheap place for my fixes.

 

I'm a tard when it comes to anything electrical so no bug, but the circuits and electrical basics class that I have to take in the fall might change things....

 

Well, believe me I was a tard as well starting out. I thought Ohm was a chant for relaxation, amp was an energy drink, and current is strong water . (just kidding)

It's super easy to remove the parts of the cars, it's like a big lego set. Most things snap together. And wiring LEDs, you don't even really have to worry about amp draw, or current flow. It's hard to screw up, just make sure you buy the pre-wired LEDs. All you do is splice wire, and use wire nuts (or elect tape).

Also, there's a lot of DIY guides on the message boards here with lots of purdy pictures. But really, it ain't that difficult. It gets fun and addicting once you install your first light. Even a noob like me can do it.

 

Yeah I hear that alot I don't mind taking panels off and wiring it's just messing with the fuse box and stuff gets me a little iffy.

 

Funny! Haha! Well good thing you're learning. Good luck trickin' out your ride! And always remember, safety first!

 

Well I finally got a chance to take pictures last night...

They're posted below!

 

Please let me know what you think!

Thnaks for looking!

 

more pics of the door leds... open doors, in day light, that kinda stuff, thanks!

 

OK I will try to snap some pictures of the rest of the lights today and the door lights too!