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johnestacado


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Hello, gentlemen. Is it enough to just install an external LED lighting under the dashboard (above where your feet are lying)?
I like the blue diffused light that I've seen in other cars. Very cool.
Thank you if you can advise!



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emiliasingle


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That looks not easy to be done, but you did a good job. Do the lights look nice now?
I would also like to install some multicolored LED strip lights with remote control in my car's interior. Still, I am not sure I will manage to do it alone. I thought that all you needed was to glue this strip to the surface inside the car and somehow connect the whole thing to the car's electric system. But it turns out that it is not as simple as I thought.
Probably will just ask for help from someone who knows more about cars than I do. I'm just an accountant. What do I know?



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A lot of pickup truck owners add Aftermarket lights to their vehicles, so that makes it a popular accessory. Even without a brush guard, roll bar, and even a bull bar, there's still space to add auxiliary lighting. Mounting lights under or on the bumpers (front and rear) increases the visibility during nighttime and gloomy weather, even if on the outside the vehicle is bone stock. here



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