LED's are fairly easy to mount and wire up, the LED strips you find on amazon or superbrightleds.com would do the trick. Some come with self adheisive strips on them, then its just a matter of placing them where you want and running wire from the fuse to the foot wells. If you understand basic wiring, you can easily add a switch somewhere if you want to be able to turn them on or off that way.
that kit also has a bunch of brightneses settings, different pattern fades, etc. I just have it wired to a switch so they come on with all my other lights now at full brightness. really cool when parked with friends who paid $100+ to get it done, and it looks just as good for >$50
I bought some cheap led lights from Walmart (about 6 dollars) and tapped the wires into the headlight switch. The LED housing has a sticky pad on the bottom so I stuck them behind my dash.
Looks like this
i used to have those tubes off amazon/ebay (same stuff)
and yeah, i wired them the same way. i forgot which fuse i got the power from.. but that really is pretty much the same way i did mine..
i have since redone all my led lighting (cup holders/ac vents/ door pockets/ floor boards/ exterior grills and hood)
if you need some more help, let me know. i know my way around led lighting.
I too am looking at redoing mine. where did you mount the driver side leds to SvviftSVT? i can only find wires but I feel there has got to be a spot I am just missing.
nice. Yeah my passenger one is fine, just screwed into that carpet stuff and holds just fine lol. underseat ones are the same story, only problem is the drivers side trying to find a better place to attach it. i might just fab something up and ghetto rig it
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