Ohh aiight, I'm getting an 03 cavy in like 3 - 4 months from now im thinking about somthing like that but, more like a solid neon blue and a white or light blue LED light to go with the bass
Yeah man, it's a nice setup. I think the blue and white would look awesome, especially since the gauges light up white. Post some videos once you get your Cavy going, I'd like to see.
Aiight Thanks bro, ill let ya know when i get it finished, i might be getting an 2001 acura intega sport thoe, so if i do it might take me a little bit longer.
Thanks man. Not so much cause the way I had it wired was with a 12v adapter that allowed each plug to be plugged in at once so all I had plugged in was the main plug, and when I needed to I could unplug it.
This video is actually real old and my current steup is better but in this video I have each tube plugged into a quad 12v adapter. You can get this at any auto parts store, it is basically four 12v plugins in one.
Well the tubes I have have two modes (solid on and bass sensitive). The bass mode is somewhat effected by the engine but it really just depends on your car and the engine.
i did this to my cavy, i had 1 underneath in the drivers side , and the passenger side . i also had one on the roof of the drivers side and passenger side . i took them all out because it was too unorganized. if your planning on doing them all buy some wireless remote ones. its all the worth it. the strobe lights did look pretty tight though
Nice man, I am looking into wiring the main 12v plugin to a new circuit and using a simple toggle switch, much cleaner. Thanks for the advice. What year Cav do you have?
Well, I bought my neon tubes at Murray's auto stores and did all of the wiring myself. I mounted them with the included hardware and it was relatively easy, the hardest part in this process is finding a good solid location to mount them. After that I hid the wires and ran them to a 4 port 12v plug in that holds 4 of the "cigarette lighter " plugins. The driver and passenger tubes both have music/bass interfaces that allow them to react to the music. This is how they go along with the bass.
that looks sooo sick man
xXshermanaterXx 10 months ago
Where did you buy your lights and adapter from? How did you mount them? And how long are they?
Thanks.
JCBrooks03 2 years ago
Ohh aiight, I'm getting an 03 cavy in like 3 - 4 months from now im thinking about somthing like that but, more like a solid neon blue and a white or light blue LED light to go with the bass
ToFreshhh 3 years ago
Yeah man, it's a nice setup. I think the blue and white would look awesome, especially since the gauges light up white. Post some videos once you get your Cavy going, I'd like to see.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
Yeah man, for sure.
ToFreshhh 3 years ago
By the way, I like LED more than neon because it's much more energy efficient and it is brighter. Nice choice going with LED.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
Yeah, but yo, were did u plug the quad 12 adaptor like in the lighter socket or some shit?
ToFreshhh 3 years ago
Yup, just plugged right into the lighter socket.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
Aiight Thanks bro, ill let ya know when i get it finished, i might be getting an 2001 acura intega sport thoe, so if i do it might take me a little bit longer.
ToFreshhh 3 years ago
No worries dude. Either car, lemme know when you get some lights in there, can't wait to see what you plan on doing.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
Thats pretty sick, wouldnt that drain the power of the battery? or does it even really matter?
ToFreshhh 3 years ago
Thanks man. Not so much cause the way I had it wired was with a 12v adapter that allowed each plug to be plugged in at once so all I had plugged in was the main plug, and when I needed to I could unplug it.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
cool, how u got it wired? back of the 12v im sure..
SensesFailx13xx 3 years ago
This video is actually real old and my current steup is better but in this video I have each tube plugged into a quad 12v adapter. You can get this at any auto parts store, it is basically four 12v plugins in one.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
when your engine is running doesnt it interfere with the neons? my buddy had one under the dash and the engine vibrations keptit on the whole time.
SensesFailx13xx 3 years ago
Well the tubes I have have two modes (solid on and bass sensitive). The bass mode is somewhat effected by the engine but it really just depends on your car and the engine.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
whats that song?
brabeaton 3 years ago
The song is: "Know Yourself" by Sway. I'll send you the link.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
i did this to my cavy, i had 1 underneath in the drivers side , and the passenger side . i also had one on the roof of the drivers side and passenger side . i took them all out because it was too unorganized. if your planning on doing them all buy some wireless remote ones. its all the worth it. the strobe lights did look pretty tight though
cavyfamous97 3 years ago
Nice man, I am looking into wiring the main 12v plugin to a new circuit and using a simple toggle switch, much cleaner. Thanks for the advice. What year Cav do you have?
ChrisB2007 3 years ago
how did u do this?
macc300 3 years ago
Well, I bought my neon tubes at Murray's auto stores and did all of the wiring myself. I mounted them with the included hardware and it was relatively easy, the hardest part in this process is finding a good solid location to mount them. After that I hid the wires and ran them to a 4 port 12v plug in that holds 4 of the "cigarette lighter " plugins. The driver and passenger tubes both have music/bass interfaces that allow them to react to the music. This is how they go along with the bass.
ChrisB2007 3 years ago