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I've been using them for a while now, I thought that everyone knew about these already? N-E-Ways you cany go wrong with them!
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Now, what color would look good in the gold car? Do they make a silverish lighting tube?
Like your car is chamagne colored....the lighting a red wine color...I always thought that would look good, use your imagination :wink: |
Go here for everything you ever wanted to know about cathodes:
http://www.oznium.com/Super-Bright-1...hodes_Dual-Kit Generally, you can get them in red, white, blue, green, or purple. |
Originally Posted by Auburn
With cathodes, you have to be real careful to wire the pos on the tube with the car positive. If you connect positive to negative...the cathode's power supply will fry.
You can also get them in lots of colors cheap (about $6.50 for 2) at oznium.com. Even with shipping, they tend to be a lot less than at CompUSA or Best Buy. |
Originally Posted by Logan
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Now, what color would look good in the gold car? Do they make a silverish lighting tube?
Like your car is chamagne colored....the lighting a red wine color...I always thought that would look good, use your imagination :wink: Red is a universally ok color, but silver or white would probably go better. |
FYI, if you are thinking about red cold cathodes, note that a lot of people think that the red looks more like pink.
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That's exactly what I did for the accent light on my amp in the trunk.
Now after seeing this I'm strongly considering two more for the exact same place you put them, and in the back seats would be awesome as well. |
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take that, FiReDeViL :P those look awesome I dont see why people even buy standard neons
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