Hey everyone, I am looking into doing some undercarriage and interior neons and LED's soon, but i am not sure what to get or how it would look
post up pics of your neon and LED set up, dash, interior, undercarriage, etc. and say where you got them,
thanks in advance.

 

Hit the link in my profile.

Cold Cathode tubes (under seat, dash): http://www.svc.com/v12inch2ccflkits.html
EL tape (under the dash overhang): http://www.jab-tech.com/Mutant-Mods-c-269.html
LEDs (everything else): http://www.autodirectsave.com/LED_lights_wired.asp

 

thanks, good sites
TTT

 

if you got the $$ check out www.iceled.co.uk
i know phill at oznium sells them here in the states..

 

I've never used the cathode or EL tape....do you just cut off the plug on the end and wire it up like you would streetglow products?

 

Mine is a 6-piece HotGlow Neon white underbody kit with a Scion Specialties Las Vegas (Bill) underhood cold cathode kit in orange:




Oh, and the "Grizzly_Choppers Club Conversion Kit"


Now, Phil has done something like 37 pinspot LEDs on his:


Whereas Greg has gone with red LED underbodys:


That's about all I can find right now that's good. Hope it was helpful.

-Alex

 

thanks man, i am liking the white, i have onl seen that once before, it pops

 

Yep. Cars and computers both have 12v DC electrical systems, so a lot of stuff is interchangable. .

 

This might sound like a really stupid question. I like the cathode tubes on www.svc.com, but it says that they come with an inverter and that they are 620V. How in the hell would I wire those up?

 

This might sound like a really stupid question. I like the cathode tubes on www.svc.com, but it says that they come with an inverter and that they are 620V. How in the hell would I wire those up? I will be installing them inside under the seats and dash.

 

They're 620v at the tube. The inverter takes 12v. Trust me, I have like 6 sets in my car.

 

Here is my setup .. currently, neon undercarriage and cathodes inside.

 

Sorry for pulling an old thread, but I was doing a search for cold cathode setups, and all these xB's just blow me away! Great job to everyone who did them!