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Yes, there is not that much space on the back seat, what I did is used a set of 2 for each front seat, putting a tube under the front of the seat and the back, so that it would have light on both sides, you will have most likely fabricate something to mount the tubes under the lip of the back seat, but I have found if you put them under the front seats shining back, it does pretty well.
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Yea like I said I haven't really looked at it cause of winter but I was thinking either some where on the back seat or on the back of the front seats. We shall see.
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Originally Posted by Plurr
http://www.oznium.com/
they have cathodes, led strips, underlights, and tons of stuff for good pricing, cheap shipping, and great customer service. I have shopped from them many times. Cold cathodes are a great alternative to traditional neons, they are cheaper, and usually brighter, and you can order ones with smaller casing.
they have cathodes, led strips, underlights, and tons of stuff for good pricing, cheap shipping, and great customer service. I have shopped from them many times. Cold cathodes are a great alternative to traditional neons, they are cheaper, and usually brighter, and you can order ones with smaller casing.
Well after reading there lots of people have said the red look llike pink. So not sure what to do and I also have heard that they get really hot, which if I am putting them in the back might not be a good idea. Not sure what I will do yet.
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oznium is GREAt to deal with cathodes dont generate a ton of heat, ive used them quite a few times, if youw ant more traditional tube/led style, you can also use Http://www.streetglow.com the brand ive always used
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most of my lights in my car are the cathodes, and I have never had a problem with them getting hot. color may be a problem (mine are blacklight so color doesn't really matter), but if you are really worried about the color you can always do led strips or something, or just go neon from somewhere else, but I think cathodes are the best deal on lighting from what I could find.
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Originally Posted by Plurr
most of my lights in my car are the cathodes, and I have never had a problem with them getting hot. color may be a problem (mine are blacklight so color doesn't really matter), but if you are really worried about the color you can always do led strips or something, or just go neon from somewhere else, but I think cathodes are the best deal on lighting from what I could find.
Yea I might go with led strips they are a good price and easy to work with I think. BTW my front two are streetglow. But last I checked they are pricey.
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Originally Posted by FiReDeViL
oznium is GREAt to deal with cathodes dont generate a ton of heat, ive used them quite a few times, if youw ant more traditional tube/led style, you can also use Http://www.streetglow.com the brand ive always used
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Well looks like the 9 dollar led I got is not bright enough so I will have to get a good pair of neons to put in the trunk down the road!
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