underbody neons
07-03-2005, 01:00 PM
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you people own a japanese car AKA RICE ITS AS RICE AS IT GETS F*CK A CIVIC you guys are serious d*cks with expetion of a few
Dear MY350Z.COM forum members. As you are participating on this forum I presume you are the title-holder of one 350Z. I also know this vehicle as "RICE ITS AS RICE AS IT GETS F*CK A CIVIC (editor's notes: My translation skills fall short on this jibberish)." MY350Z.COM Members are quite mean toward my person with the exception of a few esteemed colleagues. Oh and I'm a homo.
07-10-2005, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by xcmpx
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Dear MY350Z.COM forum members. As you are participating on this forum I presume you are the title-holder of one 350Z. I also know this vehicle as "RICE ITS AS RICE AS IT GETS F*CK A CIVIC (editor's notes: My translation skills fall short on this jibberish)." MY350Z.COM Members are quite mean toward my person with the exception of a few esteemed colleagues. Oh and I'm a homo.
Dear MY350Z.COM forum members. As you are participating on this forum I presume you are the title-holder of one 350Z. I also know this vehicle as "RICE ITS AS RICE AS IT GETS F*CK A CIVIC (editor's notes: My translation skills fall short on this jibberish)." MY350Z.COM Members are quite mean toward my person with the exception of a few esteemed colleagues. Oh and I'm a homo.
wow nice one, you out worded a 18 year old very impressive (you must have graduated high school) now did you get help with that one? or did you just sit at your computer all day thinking? how about take the advice of your mommy and if you dont have anything nice to say then dont say anything at all. 
and i am a homo a homo sapien (it means human being, in case you didnt know, but im sure you did seeing how you can spell exception right lmao) good day ******
07-10-2005, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul350Z
That's the best you got?
How many Z owners does it take to screw in a light bulb?
None, it can't be done.
To hook up neon lights you need to run a wire from the battery to a fuse, then to a switch and then to the positive wire of the LED's or neons. Each light bank or tube will have to connect to that wire. The other end of each wire will get grounded to the chassis with a screw.
If you wire them backward they don't work. They probably come with instructions if you can read Japanese or Chinese.
I would have guessed they still taught basic electricity in schools. As a (past) middle aged guy I was taught basic electrical theory in fifth grade back in 1971 or there abouts.
How many Z owners does it take to screw in a light bulb?
None, it can't be done.
To hook up neon lights you need to run a wire from the battery to a fuse, then to a switch and then to the positive wire of the LED's or neons. Each light bank or tube will have to connect to that wire. The other end of each wire will get grounded to the chassis with a screw.
If you wire them backward they don't work. They probably come with instructions if you can read Japanese or Chinese.
I would have guessed they still taught basic electricity in schools. As a (past) middle aged guy I was taught basic electrical theory in fifth grade back in 1971 or there abouts.
07-10-2005, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by AdamDC
Neon is wonderful, we added it to my friends honda accord while he was on vacation. Hooked it to the brake lights, it took a month and a half for him to notice.
Best laugh for the buck I have ever encountered, I almost pissed myself every time I saw him leave the parking garage at work.
Best laugh for the buck I have ever encountered, I almost pissed myself every time I saw him leave the parking garage at work.
07-10-2005, 04:08 PM
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you want neons, get neons. I like them inside and subtle, I would never put them outside, but its just my opinion. If you want to put them on, it honestly is not that difficult. Jack the car up, slap the tubes on where you want them with some cable zipties, or some screws. youll have 1 ground wire, and 1 power wire. Ground goes to the chassey of the car, power goes to the battery. You can wire a switch in the dashboard pretty easily to turn them on and off. If the lights do not come on it can only mean one of two things, you dont have a good ground site (so try moving the wire somewhere else) or you dont have power. thats the only two things that will keep the lights from coming on.
There are alot of good how-to's on wireing neons on here. Its the same concept, just a little different application.
best of luck.
There are alot of good how-to's on wireing neons on here. Its the same concept, just a little different application.
best of luck.
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