Footwell Lights
- Thread starter aznboi606
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sabSquishy
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Dang those are bright. I've been thinking about the same thing but didn't want it to be so bright. Are you running 12 SMD LEDs in each well or 6 each?
02accordcoupe
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You should post up a DIY on how to do that. I would be interested in doing that.
2000BlackCoupe
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looks good, do you have them wired to a switch? i have my switch wired to my power for my head unit and grounded to a bolt by the drivers side fuse box, and the LED's are just 2 15" bars i got from autozone for like $8
001Stunna
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As Dom suggested if using leds, they hardly take away any current and splicing in the stereo power wire is pretty easy. If you want the comfortability of turning them on/off then wire in a switch as well.
Only thing is just make sure you secure the led bulbs/strips in place and make sure the wiring can't come loose as you'll end up possibly pulling it with your leg(s)
nhldogg
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2000BlackCoupe
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theres not much to it. 
i did it at like 11:30 at night because i was bored. the hardest part was running the wire from the passenger side footwell up through the dash and to my switch (mounted right behind the ignition) but nothing you wouldnt be able to figure out
maybe i'll whip one up tomorrow
i did it at like 11:30 at night because i was bored. the hardest part was running the wire from the passenger side footwell up through the dash and to my switch (mounted right behind the ignition) but nothing you wouldnt be able to figure outmaybe i'll whip one up tomorrow
RaVaGeSpEeD
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I just wired mine to my dash so when I turn on my headlights/gauges they come on. Sorta wanna install manual switch though
2000BlackCoupe
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the thing about my switch is it doesnt light up blue, just a really bright white and my rear seat passengers ***** about it blinding them at night
