So I'm looking at getting some of these pre-wired LEDs from Oznium but have a few questions for any of you that have experience with these.



How should I go about powering them?

I plan on doing a few under each seat along with under the dash and possibly a few in the doors. I want to have them all connected to a switch that I'll mount on my dash alongside my sub switch when I get that finished. Is it possible to wire all the LEDs together then connect them to the switch and the fuse then pull power outta the fuse box? Or do I need to power each individually?

What size fuse should I use? I'm thinking that by the end of it I want to have 10-20 LEDs on each switch/fuse.

As for color, I'm still undecided, I'm thinking a set of blue and a set of green. Have two switches, one for blue and one for green, that way I could have either blue, green, or both at a time.

What's the best way to get the door panels off in these cars? If it's easy enough to get the panels off I might end up doing the suede that I wanted to do last summer.

 

http://www.besthongkong.com/ I would try this place this is where i got mine from and they seem to be cheaper than the place you were looking at and i have had no problems with any of their lights. also they are a sponser of the MonteCarloForum.com

 

Ah, good find those are a bit cheaper. Still need to figure out how I'm going to wire 'em up first though.

 

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i'm no electrical genius but at one point in time i had 4 neon strips running on a single toggle switch i bought from an auto parts store. i just ran 12v power to it and grounded it. flip the switch, neon's on. i probably did it wrong but it worked for as long as i owned the car

 

That's what I'm thinking of doing Couch, thanks. I'm pretty sure that's the way I'm going to try it.