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Thread: considering underbody lights, Neon or Led?

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    considering underbody lights, Neon or Led?

    (If you aren't a fan of neon and such things please don't waste your time and mine in responding!)

    I'm wanting to get some but haven't been able to decide between old fashioned neon and the more modern LED. LED would be more durable and you can make them blink and strobe, but is neon brighter? From the pictures i see the LED ones don't look like they throw off a lot of light.
    Has anyone saw the LED kind in person? I'm looking for the "floating on a cloud effect" can the LED produce that effect? I know neon can.
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    I would definetely go with LED. They're longer lasting and more durable. LED's can definetly by as bright as neon. Have you ever seen an LED flashlight? LED's can give that floating on cloud effect and also most kit's offer control boxes so you can set different scan patterns for the LED's if you want to.

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    thnx man!:pimp:
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    2.25 Sprint drop w/ Bilstien struts in rear & Koni's in the front, moddified 94-97 Accord CAI, JDM power folding mirrors, Prelude A arms, Naxos exhaust, K&N Filter, Accel coil, Advanced timing, NGK-R plugs, 7.5mm wires, Apc H4 headlight conversion, PIAA hyper plasma bulbs every where, 17" Exel Maj rims wrapped in 205/40 17 Kumho tires, w/ 5% platinum tint, painted calipers & drums, shaved tail lights, moldings, antana, squirters, and emblems, Clarion DRB3675 head unit w/ Clarion 6x9s

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    wow you bumped a 1 day old thread.

    yeah led is better... for sure

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    LEDs...

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    When I had my CRX, I found blue foglights at Pepboys, 10 bucks for 2. I got two for the front, and two for the back. Bolted them up under the car. It actually looked really good for only spending 20 bucks lol. Kinda ghetto, but oh well.

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    Originally posted by bobafett
    wow you bumped a 1 day old thread.

    yeah led is better... for sure
    :lol Just checking!
    2.25 Sprint drop w/ Bilstien struts in rear & Koni's in the front, moddified 94-97 Accord CAI, JDM power folding mirrors, Prelude A arms, Naxos exhaust, K&N Filter, Accel coil, Advanced timing, NGK-R plugs, 7.5mm wires, Apc H4 headlight conversion, PIAA hyper plasma bulbs every where, 17" Exel Maj rims wrapped in 205/40 17 Kumho tires, w/ 5% platinum tint, painted calipers & drums, shaved tail lights, moldings, antana, squirters, and emblems, Clarion DRB3675 head unit w/ Clarion 6x9s

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    Yeah, LED is proven to be brighter, longer lasting, and less power consuming.
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    Just make sure that what ever you get is completely hidden. Cuz if not there is potential for damage as well as theft. Have you considered just getting underbody strobes???

    Do you do shows or do you jst want them for looks??? I'd say unless you chill at car meet places or go to races there not worth having, for you can't drive with them on and most average people are haters and will probably make fun of them... Just consider how oftne they would be used, if you go meet places with othe imports then go for it, but if your just sitten the McDonalds parking lot with people in your car then don't waste the cash on them...
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    Originally posted by crwa
    Just make sure that what ever you get is completely hidden. Cuz if not there is potential for damage as well as theft. Have you considered just getting underbody strobes???

    Do you do shows or do you jst want them for looks??? I'd say unless you chill at car meet places or go to races there not worth having, for you can't drive with them on and most average people are haters and will probably make fun of them... Just consider how oftne they would be used, if you go meet places with othe imports then go for it, but if your just sitten the McDonalds parking lot with people in your car then don't waste the cash on them...
    :lol too late they arrived this morning! i'll post pics after the install.
    2.25 Sprint drop w/ Bilstien struts in rear & Koni's in the front, moddified 94-97 Accord CAI, JDM power folding mirrors, Prelude A arms, Naxos exhaust, K&N Filter, Accel coil, Advanced timing, NGK-R plugs, 7.5mm wires, Apc H4 headlight conversion, PIAA hyper plasma bulbs every where, 17" Exel Maj rims wrapped in 205/40 17 Kumho tires, w/ 5% platinum tint, painted calipers & drums, shaved tail lights, moldings, antana, squirters, and emblems, Clarion DRB3675 head unit w/ Clarion 6x9s

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